The paper delves into the realm of optimal control theory and its extensive applications in the field of operations. Optimal control theory, a branch of mathematical optimization, deals with the problem of finding functions that minimize or maximize certain quantities under constraints. This theory finds its relevance in a variety of operational environments, such as manufacturing, logistics, and financial systems.
Thomas, S. (2022). Optimal Control Theory and Applications in Operations. Operations Research and Statistics, 4(1), 26. doi:10.69610/j.ors.20220214
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