On the construction of maximal stable bridges in a class of nonlinear differential encounter games
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The paper deals with the theory of dynamic control systems with two control variables whose values are chosen by two players in a nonlinear differential game. The attention is focused on the problem of construction of stable bridges in the class of considered games, and this problem is investigated for the discrete-time model. Its properties are derived. The main result formulates the conditions under which the matching conditions are fulfilled and, consequently, the stable bridges exist.
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