Titlebook: Directions in Large-Scale Systems; Many-Person Optimiza Y. C. Ho,S. K. Mitter Book 1976 Plenum Press, New York 1976 control.control theory.

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On Multicriteria Optimization,This paper examines the state of the art in multicriteria optimization. For this purpose, multicriteria problems are classified in terms of complexity as finite and small, finite and large, and infinite. The relative merits of typical methods for solving each of these classes are discussed and some suggestions for future work are made.

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Dynamic Games with Coalitions and Diplomacies,The aim of this paper is to introduce, or to make more precise, a few concepts. Part of the theory has been already developed, and results have been obtained in (1)–(3). We shall leave it to the reader to put the new concepts in its frame.

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Three Methods for Determining Pareto-Optimal Solutions of Multiple-Objective Problems,Typical problems in system design, decision making, decentralized control, etc., and most multi-person games bear the following general formulation of . (MO) .:

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Stackelberg Strategies for Multilevel Systems,In this paper we will present a brief sketch of how the leader-follower or Stackelberg strategy concept for two-person dynamic nonzero-sum games might be extended to the coordination of several subsystems. We will also explore how hierarchical control could be formulated in the Stackelberg sense.

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R. D. Guy,P. G. Warne,D. M. Reidsystems and of the information that must cross these interfaces. Examples drawn from aerospace, transportation, power, and communications systems are given to illustrate this point. A formal theory of interface design is presently unavailable, and so several heuristic approaches are described.

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P. L. Parker,R. K. Anderson,A. Lawrenceors for complex linear or nonlinear multivariable systems. However there appear to be significant differences in the literature on these two topics. This paper attempts to explore these differences, briefly surveying the relevant literature, in the hope of drawing lessons for future advances.