Generalized Vector Explicit Guidance
By E. Ohlmeyer, Craig A. Phillips. 2006
185 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/d4b29bc1a3ca3564223ba2734ac6a3476bf904be
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Rajarshi Bardhan
- Debasish Ghose
- Raziye Tekin
- Koray S. Erer
- Arnab Maity
- Radhakant Padhi
- Harshal B. Oza
- Antonios Tsourdos
In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
Citations in the corpus
- Impact-Angle-Constrained Suboptimal Model Predictive Static Programming Guidance of Air-to-Ground Missiles (2012, methodology): “Some of the most recent literature on this topic formulates the angle constrained guidance problem as a trajectory -shaping algorithm based on the linear optimal control theory [17,18].”
- Nonlinear Differential Games-Based Impact-Angle-Constrained Guidance Law (2015, background): “However, with the exceptions of [12,13], no such sensitivity analysis exists for the optimal guidance laws derived in [10,11,14–19] or for LQDG-CTIA derived in [17], which are related to impact-angle control problems.”
- Switched-Gain Guidance for Impact Angle Control Under Physical Constraints (2015, background): “The integrand of the cost function proposed in [8] is inversely proportional to some power of time to go, which provides an additional degree of freedom in trajectory shaping.”
- Optimal Impact Angle Control Guidance Law Based on Linearization About Collision Triangle (2014, background): “Various needs for the maximum warhead effectiveness, and sometimes enhancement of survivability of the missile launch vehicle, in naval applications call for guidance laws that can achieve a specified final direction of approach to the target as well [2].”
- Generalized Model Predictive Static Programming and Angle-Constrained Guidance of Air-to-Ground Missiles (2014, background): “Another important development in the impact-angle-constrained guidance is the generalized explicit guidance laws [36,37].”