Determination of distribution of aimpoints against a moving target.
determinationofd00hess.pdf (1.560Mb)Abstract
The determination of the optimal distribution of aimpoints is
examined for weapons that fire fragmenting projectiles against mobile
targets. A finite difference approximation which reduces the problem
to a mathematical programming problem is developed. Computational
considerations for this nonlinear programming problem are discussed.
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