Differential Games — Developments in Modelling and Computation Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Differential Games and Applications August 9–10, 1990, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland

Modelling air combat as differential game recent approaches and future requirements.- Air combat aiming with a game in the lag of the radar data.- Control strategies in a planar pursuit evasion game with energy constraints.- A construction of the value function in some differential games of approach with two pursuers and one evader.- Barrier trajectories of a realistic missile/traget pursuit-evasion game.- Nonlinear effects in a variable speed pursuit-evasion game.- The direct Pontrjagin methods in the theory of differential games.- The problem of pursuit by several objects.- The method of characteristics for constructing singular paths and manifolds in optimal control and differential games.- Differential games and totally risk-averse optimal control of systems with small disturbances.- Differential games and artificial intelligence — A new approach for solving complex dynamic conflicts.- Simultaneous two-pursuer differential game.- Dynamic game applied to coordination control of two arm robotic system.- Approximation of differential games of pursuit-evasion by discrete-time games.- On discrete games of infiltration.- About the resolution of discrete pursuit games and its applications to naval warfare.- On Washburn's Deterministic Graphical Games.- Game theory and H ?-optimal control: The continuous-time case.- Controllers attenuating disturbances and initial-uncertainties for time-varying systems.- Robust stabilization of time delay systems based on Riccati type operator equation arising in differential games.- Quadratic differential games with overtaking optimality.- Tracking strategies for asymptotically admissible target paths in economic models.- Numerical solution of linear differential games.- Robust aircraft take-off control: A comparison of aircraft performance under different windshear conditions.- Iterative computation of nash equilibria in M-player games with partial weak coupling.- Approximate solutions to continuous stochastic games.- Solving dynamic games via Markov game approximations.- A game programming approach to efficient management of interconnected power networks.- Computation of cooperative and Stackelberg solutions when players are described by linear programs.