
arXiv: 1805.10838
We consider a conflict-controlled dynamical system described by a nonlinear ordinary fractional differential equation with the Caputo derivative of an order $��\in (0, 1).$ Basing on the finite-difference Gr��nwald-Letnikov formulas, we propose an approximation of the considered system by a system described by a functional-differential equation of a retarded type. A mutual aiming procedure between the initial conflict-controlled system and the approximating system is given that guarantees the desired proximity between their motions. This procedure allows to apply, via the approximating system, the results obtained for functional-differential systems for solving control problems in fractional order systems. Examples are considered, results of numerical simulations are presented.
Submitted to Progress in Fractional Differentiation and Applications
Optimization and Control (math.OC), DISTURBANCES, FRACTIONAL ORDER DIFFERENCE, FOS: Mathematics, FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION, CONTROL PROBLEM, Mathematics - Optimization and Control, APPROXIMATION
Optimization and Control (math.OC), DISTURBANCES, FRACTIONAL ORDER DIFFERENCE, FOS: Mathematics, FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION, CONTROL PROBLEM, Mathematics - Optimization and Control, APPROXIMATION
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