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dymos
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Optimal Control of a Formula 1 Car - Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
And the code here: https://github.com/OpenMDAO/dymos/tree/master/dymos/examples/racecar
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Dumb question but should I avoid putting the 'magic tyre formula' in my paper?
The paper (actually an 'individual report') is to discuss my contribution and results for a group project. The overall project is on improving our electric bike that take's part in the Isle of Man TT Zero, mostly by implementing battery and motor cooling systems. I've developed a fairly lightweight lap time simulator (using Dymos) that integrates transient models for the cooling system, allowing us to essentially simulate our cooling systems within the lap time simulator.
- How do I transform these complicated differential equations into more straightforward ones?
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Could someone help with the direction on an optimal control theory problem?
Referenced from one of the comments here: https://github.com/OpenMDAO/dymos/issues/369
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