Titlebook: Online Optimization of Large Scale Systems; Martin Gr?tschel,Sven O. Krumke,J?rg Rambau Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 O

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Modelling, Stabilization, and Control of Flow in Networks of Open Channels a single channel to serially connected channels and finally to networks of channels. The work presented here is entirely based on the theory of quasilinear hyperbolic Systems. We also consider open-loop optimal control problems and provide numerical schemes both for the simulation and the control of such Systems.

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Real-Time Optimization of DAE Systemsis of the discretized optimal control problem, taking the calculation of consistent initial values into account..A high dimensional and highly nonlinear example of a car’s jink is discussed to demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed methods.

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Sensitivity Analysis and Real-Time Control of Parametric Optimal Control Problems Using Boundary Val differentials can be used to construct real-time approximations of the perturbed solutions via first order Taylor expansions. Two numerical case studies are discussed in detail to illustrate the numerical methods for mixed control-state constraints and for pure state constraints.

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Real-Time Solutions of Bang-Bang and Singular Optimal Control Problemsing nonlinear programming problems it is possible to compute sensitivity differentials for the discretized problems, by means of which near-optimal solutions can now be computed in real-time for linear problems, too. The performance of one of these methods is demonstrated for the optimal control of a batch reactor.

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Book 2001o become the language of science. Its potential for decision support was fully recognized in the twentieth century only, vitally aided by the evolution of computing and communi- cation technology. Mathematical optimization, in particular, has developed into a powerful machinery to help planners. Whe

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matics has made an extraordinary ca- reer. It started from rules for bookkeeping and computation of areas to become the language of science. Its potential for decision support was fully recognized in the twentieth century only, vitally aided by the evolution of computing and communi- cation technolo