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Guiding waves through chaos: Universal bounds for targeted mode transport. [PDF]

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Wang CZ, Guillamon J, Kuhl U, Davy M, Reisner M, Goetschy A, Kottos T.   +6 more
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Utilizing social foraging as a framework to study decisions in groups. [PDF]

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Garg K, Deng W, Mobbs D.
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Sprint Running Coordination: A Dynamical Systems Perspective. [PDF]

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Hicks DS, McMillan S, Schöllhorn W, van den Tillaar R.   +3 more
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Research on Dynamic Trajectory Planning Based on Model Predictive Theory for Complex Driving Scenarios. [PDF]

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Li H, Pang H, Xia H, Huang Y, Zeng X.
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Controlling the human connectome with spatially diffuse input signals. [PDF]

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Betzel R, Puxeddu MG, Seguin C, Bazinet V, Luppi A, Podschun A, Singleton SP, Faskowitz J, Parakkattu V, Misic B, Markett S, Kuceyeski A, Parkes L.   +12 more
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Power Control in Wireless Body Area Networks: A Review of Mechanisms, Challenges, and Future Directions. [PDF]

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Su H, Zhao Z, Gu B, Lin S.
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Optimization of Nitrogen Injection Parameters for a Partial W‑Type Ventilation Goaf at Duanwang Mine. [PDF]

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Zhang X, Li Z.
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Optimal Control Theory

2021
After introducing the Solow and Robinson-Crusoe models as examples of real business cycle models—analogous to the equations of motion in physics—we derive the Bellman equation to find a control law for a parameter that optimizes a performance measure.
Zhongjing Ma, Suli Zou
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INTRODUCTION TO OPTIMAL CONTROL THEORY

Kybernetes, 1985
Optimal Control theory is concerned with the problem of how to govern systems. Its purpose is to determine the best actions by which a given system can reach or maintain a particular state, these control actions being submitted to particular conditions called “constraints”.
Cherruault, Y., Gallego, J.
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