A discrete dynamic game modelling anti-missile defense scenarios
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A discretized game model of an anti-missile defense scenario is presented. Such an engagement is a pursuit of a “blind” evader, committed to satisfy a terminal constraint. It can be formulated as an incomplete information zero-sum pursuit-evasion game with state constraint. Such a game becomes non trivial if the evader has higher maneuverability than the pursuer. In this case the game admits a saddle-point solution in mixed strategies. Two simple examples illustrate the major elements of the solution.
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