NASA NTRS · 19930068766
Linear quadratic tracking problems in Hilbert space - Application to optimal active noise suppression
Abstract
A unified treatment of the linear quadratic tracking (LQT) problem, in which a control system's dynamics are modeled by a linear evolution equation with a nonhomogeneous component that is linearly dependent on the control function u, is presented; the treatment proceeds from the theoretical formulation to a numerical approximation framework. Attention is given to two categories of LQT problems in an infinite time interval: the finite energy and the finite average energy. The behavior of the optimal solution for finite time-interval problems as the length of the interval tends to infinity is discussed. Also presented are the formulations and properties of LQT problems in a finite time interval.
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Banks, H. T., Silcox, R. J., Keeling, S. L., Wang, C.. 1989-06-01. Linear quadratic tracking problems in Hilbert space - Application to optimal active noise suppression. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930068766
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