DocumentCode
822303
Title
Generalized Chandrasekhar algorithms: Time-varying models
Author
Lainiotis, Demetrios G.
Author_Institution
State University of New York at Buffalo, Amherst, NY, USA
Volume
21
Issue
5
fYear
1976
fDate
10/1/1976 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
728
Lastpage
732
Abstract
The Riccati equation (RE) plays a fundamental role in optimal control theory, linear estimation, radiative transfer, neutron transport theory, etc. Its effective, numerical solution constitutes the integral prerequisite to the solution of important problems in the above and related fields. A computationally advantageous approach to the solution of matrix Re\´s is the so-called
or Chandrasekhar algorithm through which the matrix RE is replaced by two coupled differential equations of lesser dimensionality. These previous Chandrasekhar algorithms were, however, restricted to the case of time-invariant models. In this short paper, generalized
or Chandrasekhar algorithms are presented that are applicable to time-varying models as well as time-invariant ones. Backward and forward time differentiations are introduced that readily yield the generalized Chandrasekhar algorithms as well as provide several interesting interpretations of these results. Furthermore, the possible computational advantages, as well as the theoretical significance of the generalized Chandrasekhar algorithms are explored.
or Chandrasekhar algorithm through which the matrix RE is replaced by two coupled differential equations of lesser dimensionality. These previous Chandrasekhar algorithms were, however, restricted to the case of time-invariant models. In this short paper, generalized
or Chandrasekhar algorithms are presented that are applicable to time-varying models as well as time-invariant ones. Backward and forward time differentiations are introduced that readily yield the generalized Chandrasekhar algorithms as well as provide several interesting interpretations of these results. Furthermore, the possible computational advantages, as well as the theoretical significance of the generalized Chandrasekhar algorithms are explored.Keywords
Chandrasekhar equations; Differential Riccati equations; Kalman filtering; Numerical integration; Riccati equations, differential; Control theory; Controllability; Covariance matrix; Differential equations; Estimation theory; Integral equations; Observability; Optimal control; Riccati equations; Symmetric matrices;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Automatic Control, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9286
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TAC.1976.1101323
Filename
1101323
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