On the Number of Pursuers That Guarantees the Capture of the Evader in a Game on the Graph of Icosahedral Edges

We study how the optimal number of pursuers in a differential game on a graph changes when an edge is removed from the graph. It is shown that, when one edge of an icosahedron is removed, two pursuers are sufficient to capture the evader, whereas, for the icosahedron itself, this number is 3.

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Doklady Mathematics
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1064562424602671
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Optimization and Search Problems
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On the Number of Pursuers That Guarantees the Capture of the Evader in a Game on the Graph of Icosahedral Edges

Абдулла Азамов, A. G. Holboyev
Doklady Mathematics
Optimization and Search Problems
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On the Number of Pursuers That Guarantees the Capture of the Evader in a Game on the Graph of Icosahedral Edges

Абдулла Азамов, A. G. Holboyev
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Abstract

We study how the optimal number of pursuers in a differential game on a graph changes when an edge is removed from the graph. It is shown that, when one edge of an icosahedron is removed, two pursuers are sufficient to capture the evader, whereas, for the icosahedron itself, this number is 3.

Doklady MathematicsVol. 110(S2)
Academy of Sciences Republic of Uzbekistan (UZ), National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan named after Nizami (UZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Optimization and Search Problems
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