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Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, 1967, Issue 12, Pages 114–118 (Mi at10980)  

Adaptive Systems

Asymptotic methods for investigating a class of forced states in extremal systems

S. M. Meerkov

Moscow
Abstract: A specific class of forced conditions in extremal systems with a synchronous detector as well as in the automatic optimization system developed by L. N. Fitsner is considered. The evolutionary movements of the systems under investigation are studied.

Received: 09.08.1966
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Document Type: Article
UDC: 62-50
Language: Russian
Citation: S. M. Meerkov, “Asymptotic methods for investigating a class of forced states in extremal systems”, Avtomat. i Telemekh., 1967, no. 12, 114–118; Autom. Remote Control, 1967, 1916–1920
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\by S.~M.~Meerkov
\paper Asymptotic methods for investigating a~class of forced states in extremal systems
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\issue 12
\pages 114--118
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\transl
\jour Autom. Remote Control
\yr 1967
\pages 1916--1920
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