On Explicit Optimal Strategies for Two Pursuit-evasion Problems under Distance Condition in Frame of Differential Games

This paper studies two pursuit-evasion problems under distance conditions in frame of differential game. In particular, a zero-sum differential game with the objective of distance and a nonzero-sum differential game with objective of both distance and azimuth adjustment are presented. The two players in the games are described by a nonlinear dynamics model subject to both speed and acceleration constraints in the two-dimensional plane. Instead of numerical solutions, the explicit equilibrium solutions of these two differential games are given under the condition that the distance between two players is larger than a certain value. Finally, the simulation results of these two differential games under typical cases demonstrate the effectiveness of our method.

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Unmanned Systems
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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s2301385025500827
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Guidance and Control Systems
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On Explicit Optimal Strategies for Two Pursuit-evasion Problems under Distance Condition in Frame of Differential Games

Zhi Qiang Feng, Wenchao Xue, Long Cheng, Hongsheng Qi
Unmanned Systems
Guidance and Control Systems
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On Explicit Optimal Strategies for Two Pursuit-evasion Problems under Distance Condition in Frame of Differential Games

Zhi Qiang Feng, Wenchao Xue, Long Cheng, Hongsheng Qi
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Abstract

This paper studies two pursuit-evasion problems under distance conditions in frame of differential game. In particular, a zero-sum differential game with the objective of distance and a nonzero-sum differential game with objective of both distance and azimuth adjustment are presented. The two players in the games are described by a nonlinear dynamics model subject to both speed and acceleration constraints in the two-dimensional plane. Instead of numerical solutions, the explicit equilibrium solutions of these two differential games are given under the condition that the distance between two players is larger than a certain value. Finally, the simulation results of these two differential games under typical cases demonstrate the effectiveness of our method.

Unmanned SystemsVol. 14(01)
Shandong Institute of Automation (CN), Institute of Automation (CN), Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science (CN), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Guidance and Control Systems
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