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Gradient projection method and stochastic search for some optimal control models with spin chains. II
arXiv
Authors: Oleg V. Morzhin
Year
2025
Paper ID
15854
Status
Preprint
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This article (II) continues the research described in [Morzhin O.V. Gradient projection method and stochastic search for some optimal control models with spin chains. I (submitted)] (Article I), derives the needed finite-dimensional gradients corresponding to the infinite-dimensional gradients obtained in Article I, both for transfer and keeping problems at a certain N-dimensional spin chain, and correspondingly adapts a projection-type condition for optimality, gradient projection method (GPM). For the case N=3, the given in this article examples together with Example 3 in Article I show that: a) the adapted GPM and genetic algorithm (GA) successfully solved numerically the considered transfer and keeping problems; b) the two- and three-step GPM forms significantly surpass the one-step GPM. Moreover, GA and a special class of controls were successfully used in such the transfer problem that N=20 and the final time is not assigned.
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