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The following pages link to Evaluating gradients in optimal control: continuous adjoints versus automatic differentiation (Q852147):
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- Effect of time stepping strategy on adjoint-based production optimization (Q722866) (← links)
- Implicit Taylor methods for parabolic problems with nonsmooth data and applications to optimal heat control (Q817472) (← links)
- Adjoint concepts for the optimal control of Burgers equation (Q885820) (← links)
- Automatic differentiation of explicit Runge-Kutta methods for optimal control (Q885825) (← links)
- Numerical procedure for the sensitivity analysis of hybrid systems (Q2073884) (← links)
- Generalization of partitioned Runge-Kutta methods for adjoint systems (Q2223878) (← links)
- A back propagation through time-like min-max optimal control algorithm for nonlinear systems (Q2847236) (← links)
- Discrete adjoints: theoretical analysis, efficient computation and applications (Q2922688) (← links)
- Continuous and Discrete Composite Adjoints for the Hessian of the Lagrangian in Shooting Algorithms for Dynamic Optimization (Q3066225) (← links)
- A balanced truncation-based strategy for optimal control of evolution problems (Q3096877) (← links)
- Gradient evaluation in DAE optimal control problems by sensitivity equations and adjoint equations (Q3177534) (← links)
- Coupling quadrature and continuous Runge–Kutta methods for optimal control problems (Q3427144) (← links)
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- Adjoint gradients compared to gradients from algorithmic differentiation in instantaneous control of the Navier-Stokes equations (Q4457887) (← links)
- Reverse Automatic Differentiation for Optimum Design: From Adjoint State Assembly to Gradient Computation (Q4653555) (← links)
- Automatic differentiation and spectral projected gradient methods for optimal control problems (Q4946699) (← links)
- On the use of adjoint gradients for time-optimal control problems regarding a discrete control parameterization (Q6065501) (← links)
- A sweeping gradient method for ordinary differential equations with events (Q6086137) (← links)
