Conjugate gradient methods with an application to V/STOL flight-path optimization.
Conjugate gradient methods for optimization problems with terminal constraints, noting minimum time paths for V/STOL aircraft climb phase
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Conjugate gradient methods for optimization problems with terminal constraints, noting minimum time paths for V/STOL aircraft climb phase
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