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Optimal Fast Charging of All-Solid-State Batteries under Cathode Transport Constraints
Fast charging of all-solid-state batteries is limited by solid-state transport in the positive electrode, which can generate substantial concentration nonuniformity under aggressive charging. We formulate fast charging as a minimum-time boundary-control problem for a one-dimensional cathode diffusio
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