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A Path Planning Model for Intercepting a Moving Target with Finite Obstacle Avoidance
This paper investigates the problem of computing a two-dimensional curvature-constrained shortest path for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to intercept a moving target, with both the UAV (pursuer) and the target traveling at constant speeds. We formulate an optimal control problem that integrates t
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