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DTIC ADA110876: Optimal Allocation of Tactical Missiles between Val...
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Various combat duels between an attacker, who owns a
stockpile of long range precision-guided missiles, and a
defender are addressed. The defender must defend a valued
target, or several selected targets (called primary
targets) by a group of defending targets (called
secondary targets, and are usually understood to be
surface-to-air missile batteries). The problem of the
attacker is to allocate his missiles between the primary
and the secondary targets so as to optimize various
measures of effectiveness. The models are divided into
two different categories: (a) Models in which the
attacker must find optimal sequencing of missiles which
are either anti-primary or anti- secondary missiles, (b)
Models in which the attacker must find optimal sequencing
of missiles which are either real (anti-primary) missiles
or decoys. Two mechanisms by which decoys may enhance
effectiveness, namely, exhaustion and saturation of the
defense, are quantitatively explored. Various cases are
examined in the thesis, which makes a heavy use of
stochastic dynamic programming and sequential games
techniques. Some numerical examples are also given.
Date Published: 2018-01-01 16:17:37
Identifier: DTIC_ADA110876
Item Size: 122691586
Language: english
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