Information Strategy in Practice (edition 2004)

by Elizabeth Orna (Author)

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This work describes all basic equaitons and inequalities that form the necessary and sufficient optimality conditions of variational calculus and the theory of optimal control. Subjects addressed include developments in the investigation of optimality conditions, new classes of solutions, analytical and computation methods, and applications.… (more)

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Title:	Information Strategy in Practice
Authors:	Elizabeth Orna (Author)
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