Conflict-controlled processes. Updated translation from the Russian by G. Ts. Chikrii and revised by the author
convex analysisdifferential gamesguaranteed time of the capturepursuit gamesresolving functionsset-valued mapssufficient conditions
Optimality conditions for problems involving ordinary differential equations (49K15) Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to game theory, economics, and finance (91-02) Differential games (aspects of game theory) (91A23) Positional games (pursuit and evasion, etc.) (91A24) Controllability (93B05)
The book is devoted to the theory of differential pursuit games. For the original see ``Conflict controlled processes, Naukova Dumka, Kiev, 1992 (in Russian). The first chapter provides the theoretical background: some concepts and results of convex analysis and theory of set-valued maps, as well as some facts about linear control systems are presented there. The author formulates some known theorems in simplified weaker versions, apparently because their general formulations are not required in the sequel. The second chapter introduces the method of resolving functions, which is the main technical tool developed in the book. The idea is based on the first Pontryagin method of pursuit. The original Pontryagin method is formulated in terms of multi-valued functions and was created for studies of linear differential games. The method of resolving functions enables one to formulate similar sufficient conditions in terms of support and Minkowski gauge functions. The method is applicable to differential games whose dynamics are linear with respect to the state variables and nonlinear with respect to the control functions of the evader and pursuer. Several sufficient conditions for successful pursuit are obtained. The guaranteed time of the capture is compared to Pontryagin's time of capture. In the third chapter, the developed techniques are extended to several problems where a group of pursuers chase one evader. In the next chapter sufficient conditions for catching the evader by one pursuer for an arbitrary initial phase state are studied. In the fifth chapter the method of resolving functions is applied to the problem of successive capture of several evaders by one pursuer. Finally, in the last chapter the developed techniques are applied to the problem of capture of a group of evaders by a group of pursuers.
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- On a differential game in a system with distributed parameters
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- On a class of control problems with incomplete information
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- The problem of approach in differential-difference games
- Multiple capture in Pontryagin's recurrent example with phase constraints
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- Cooperative control of multiple agents and search strategy
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- The pursuit-evasion problem under integral-geometric constraints on pursuer controls
- Evasion from pursuers in a problem of group pursuit with fractional derivatives and phase constraints
- To a nonlinear pursuit problem with discrete control
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- The analytical method to solve nonstationary differential games of pursuit
- Game problems for fractional-order linear systems
- An analytical method in dynamic pursuit games
- A nonlinear pursuit problem with discrete control and incomplete information
- Multiple capture of a given number of evaders in the problem of a simple pursuit
- On a differential game in a system described by an implicit differential-operator equation
- Pursuit-evasion differential games with Grönwall-type constraints on controls
- On one simple pursuit problem of two rigidly coordinated evaders
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- On a simple pursuit problem on time scales of two coordinated evaders
- Pursuit of rigidly coordinated evaders in a linear problem with fractional derivatives, a simple matrix, and phase restrictions
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- Matrix resolving function in the nonstationary linear group pursuit problem concepting multiple capture
- Group pursuit in a problem with fractional derivatives in the class of positional strategies with a guide
- On a differential game in a system described by a functional differential equation
- Persecution of rigidly coordinated evaders in a linear problem with fractional derivatives and a simple matrix
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- Differential-difference games of pursuit
- Optimization of game interaction of fractional-order controlled systems
- Generalized Mittag-Leffler matrix functions in game problems for evolutionary equations of fractional order
- Game-theoretical problems for fractional-order nonstationary systems
- Simultaneous multiple capture in the presence of evader's defenders
- A linear group pursuit problem with fractional derivatives and different player capabilities
- The differential game “Cossacks–robbers” on time scales
- Synchronous implementation of simultaneous multiple captures of evaders
- Differential game with “lifeline” for Pontryagin's control example
- The method of resolving functions for solving a pursuit problem with integral constraints on player controls
- On a group pursuit problem on time scales
- On two problems of pursuit of a group of evaders in differential games with fractional derivatives
- Differential games with inertial players under the Langenhop type constraints on controls
- Evasion differential game of multiple pursuers and a single evader with geometric constraints in \(\ell^2\)
- Double capture of coordinated evaders in recurrent differential games
- Evasion from many pursuers on a compact and not necessarily convex set
- Applications of the -strategy when players move with acceleration
- A two-fold capture of coordinated evaders in the problem of a simple pursuit on time scales
- Capture of two coordinated evaders in a linear pursuit problem on time scales
- Evasion problem in linear parametric discrete games
- On a problem of evasion by a group of coordinated evaders
- The -strategy when players move under repulsive forces
- Differential game of multiple pursuers and one evader with integral constraints of special form
- The differential game with inertial players under integral constraints on controls
- Differential game with a ``life line under the Grönwall constraint on controls
- On the problem of pursuing a group of coordinated evaders in a game with fractional derivatives
- The game with a ``life-line for simple harmonic motions of objects
- The linear problem of pursuing two coordinated evaders in time scales
- Multiple capture of two coordinated evaders in a nonstationary simple pursuit problem
- On linear pursuit-evasion game problems with GGr-constraints on controls of players
- Twofold capture of coordinated evaders in the problem of simple group pursuit
- Second-order pursuit problem on time scales
- Comparison of methods for intercepting controlled targets in game problems
- Pursuit-evasion problems with a life line under repulsive forces
- The -strategy for guidance problem
- The -capture problem in a differential game with conflict-controlled inertial players
- On Pontryagin's first direct method in pursuit problems
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