Introductory Optimization Dynamics Optimal Control with Economics and Management Applications

Tu, Pierre N.V.

ISBN 10: 3540544623 / ISBN 13: 9783540544623

Published by Springer Berlin 04.11.1991., 1991

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474 S. This book presents the Calculus of Variations and OptimalControl Theory illustrating the analysis with examples fromEconomics and Management Science. Topics are treated in thesimplest possible way. Students are takenfrom scratch to afairly good mastery of these dynamic optimisation tools forthe purpose of reading the literature and doing researchrequiring these tools.The most important features of the book are the simplicityand thoroughness of presentation. Students working at thebook systematically will acquire a fairly good knowledge ofthe field and, knowing how results have been derived, theywould be in a position to apply, modify and even extendthese standard results to the problems under investigation.The new edition has two new chapters, Chapter 11 onDifferential Games, which would be useful for studentsworking in Industrial Organisation, and Chapter 12 onStability of Optimal Control, which contains new results. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 800.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Introductory Optimization Dynamics Optimal Control with Economics and Management Applications
• Publisher: Springer Berlin 04.11.1991.
• Publication Date: 1991
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 3540544623
• ISBN 13: 9783540544623
• Binding: Unbekannt
• Edition: 2nd, rev. a. enlarged ed.
• Condition: Gut

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This book presents the Calculus of Variations and Optimal Control Theory illustrating the analysis with examples from Economics and Management Science. Topics are treated in the simplest possible way. Students are takenfrom scratch to a fairly good mastery of these dynamic optimisation tools for the purpose of reading the literature and doing research requiring these tools. The most important features of the book are the simplicity and thoroughness of presentation. Students working at the book systematically will acquire a fairly good knowledge of the field and, knowing how results have been derived, they would be in a position to apply, modify and even extend these standard results to the problems under investigation. The new edition has two new chapters, Chapter 11 on Differential Games, which would be useful for students working in Industrial Organisation, and Chapter 12 on Stability of Optimal Control, which contains new results.