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Optimal control of road vehicles: Direct and indirect approaches

Optimal control of road vehicles: Direct and indirect approaches
Optimal control of road vehicles: Direct and indirect approaches
Minimum lap time simulations are of great interest for the design and setup of race vehicles. These problems can be formulated and solved in various methods, like quasi-steady state models vs full dynamic models and predefined (fixed) trajectory problems vs free trajectory problems.
This work focuses on full dynamic models with free trajectory, that are the most appealing and challenging. This kind of problems can be solved using Optimal Control theory, that give rise to two numerical solving approaches: indirect and direct methods, the latter being the most widespread and used approach. This work aims to compare indirect and direct methods when applied to minimum lap time simulations, in order to understand the differences between the two approaches and whether one is more suitable than the other.
Lot, Roberto
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Dal Bianco, Nicola
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Massaro, Matteo
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Veneri, Matteo
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Lot, Roberto
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Massaro, Matteo
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Veneri, Matteo
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Lot, Roberto, Dal Bianco, Nicola, Massaro, Matteo and Veneri, Matteo (2017) Optimal control of road vehicles: Direct and indirect approaches. 15th European Automotive Congress, , Madrid, Spain. 03 - 05 Oct 2017.

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Abstract

Minimum lap time simulations are of great interest for the design and setup of race vehicles. These problems can be formulated and solved in various methods, like quasi-steady state models vs full dynamic models and predefined (fixed) trajectory problems vs free trajectory problems.
This work focuses on full dynamic models with free trajectory, that are the most appealing and challenging. This kind of problems can be solved using Optimal Control theory, that give rise to two numerical solving approaches: indirect and direct methods, the latter being the most widespread and used approach. This work aims to compare indirect and direct methods when applied to minimum lap time simulations, in order to understand the differences between the two approaches and whether one is more suitable than the other.

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OPTIMAL CONTROL OF ROAD VEHICLES: DIRECT AND INDIRECT APPROACHES - Accepted Manuscript
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Published date: October 2017
Venue - Dates: 15th European Automotive Congress, , Madrid, Spain, 2017-10-03 - 2017-10-05

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Local EPrints ID: 416216
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/416216
PURE UUID: 35631f6d-1303-4a8b-9db1-85824f766685
ORCID for Roberto Lot: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-5022-5724

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Date deposited: 08 Dec 2017 17:30
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 17:19

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Author: Roberto Lot ORCID iD
Author: Nicola Dal Bianco
Author: Matteo Massaro
Author: Matteo Veneri

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