Neighboring extremals of dynamic optimization problems with path equality constraints
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Neighboring extremals of dynamic optimization problems with path equality constraints and with an unknown parameter vector are considered. With some simplifications, the problem is reduced to solving a linear, time- varying two-point boundary-value problem with integral path equality constraints. A modified backward sweep method is used to solve this problem. Two example problems are solved to illustrate the validity and usefulness of the solution technique.
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