Bram van den Broek
| Date of Ph.D. defense: | June 15, 2001 |
| Title of thesis: | Uncertainty in Differential Games |
| ISBN: | 90 5668 081 1 |
| Promotors: | Prof.dr. Hans Schumacher |
| Dr. Jacob Engwerda |
Abstract:
Differential game theory can be used to model worst-case design
problems or to model situations where several interacting authorities
make strategic dynamic decisions. In this thesis a number of
differential game models has been introduced which can be used to
model uncertainty in a differential game framework. These models are
based on developments in system and control theory in the areas of
model predictive control, disturbance decoupling control, and HÑ
control theory. Furthermore, a framework has been introduced in which
feedback Nash equilibria for infinite-horizon linear quadratic
differential games are completely characterized by certain solutions
of a system of coupled algebraic Riccati equations.
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