Abstract:
The problem of guidance of a
dynamic object in space ${\Bbb R}^n$ on a closed set $M$ is
considered. In this problem three players take part, and two of
them make up the coalition that seeks to bring moving point $x(t)$
to the set of at the moment o, and a third player tries to avoid
the meeting, $x(t)$ with the set $M$.
Feature of our work is to describe the evolution of the
object of nonlinear integral differential system, which gives to
the controlled system new essential properties: memory and the
effect of delay on control inputs, which complicates the study,
compared with the case where the evolution of the object is
described by ordinary differential systems. To solve the problem
we assume the existence of a stable bridge in the space of
continuous functions, containing pieces of solutions of the
initial system when using players' coalition of their extreme
strategies defined in the work for any admissible management of
the opposite side. It is assumed that a stable bridge dropped on
the target set $M$ in a fixed moment of time $\theta$.
We prove that the constructed in the work of the extreme
strategy coalition holds the solution (the movement) of the system
at stable bridge, and solves the problem of guidance.
Keywords:coalition; memory on the management; extreme strategy; integro-differential system; stable bridge.