Adaptive Augmentation of a New Baseline Control Architecture for Tail-Controlled Missiles Using a N onlinear Reference Model *

Adaptive Augmentation of a New Baseline Control Architecture for Tail-Controlled Missiles Using a N onlinear Reference Model *
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使用非线性参考模型自适应增强尾控导弹的新基线控制架构 *

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2012
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F. Holzapfel
F. Holzapfel
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F. Peter;M. Leitão;F. Holzapfel

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