Generating Energy Optimal Powertrain Force Trajectories with Dynamic Constraints

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Generating Energy Optimal Powertrain Force Trajectories with Dynamic Constraints. / Mercorelli, Paolo; Schmidt, Simon.
Mathematical Methods and Optimization Techniques in Engineering. ed. / Dalibor Biolek; Heimo Walter; Ilie Utu; Christian von Lucken. World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society - WSEAS, 2013. p. 228-233.

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Mercorelli, P & Schmidt, S 2013, Generating Energy Optimal Powertrain Force Trajectories with Dynamic Constraints. in D Biolek, H Walter, I Utu & C von Lucken (eds), Mathematical Methods and Optimization Techniques in Engineering. World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society - WSEAS, pp. 228-233, 1st International Conference on Optimization Techniques in Engineering - OTENG 2013, Antalya, Turkey, 08.10.13.

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Mercorelli, P., & Schmidt, S. (2013). Generating Energy Optimal Powertrain Force Trajectories with Dynamic Constraints. In D. Biolek, H. Walter, I. Utu, & C. von Lucken (Eds.), Mathematical Methods and Optimization Techniques in Engineering (pp. 228-233). World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society - WSEAS.

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Mercorelli P, Schmidt S. Generating Energy Optimal Powertrain Force Trajectories with Dynamic Constraints. In Biolek D, Walter H, Utu I, von Lucken C, editors, Mathematical Methods and Optimization Techniques in Engineering. World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society - WSEAS. 2013. p. 228-233

Bibtex

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