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Game-Theoretic Drone Swarm Defense: A Case Study in Applied Differential Game Theory
This technical report is a study of the use of differential game (DG) theory to solve the target-assignment and midcourse guidance problems of drone swarms tasked with intercepting opposing swarms in defense of high-value assets. The game-theoretic tactics---which treat the intruder swarm as a ratio
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