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Control Theory: From Classical to Quantum Optimal, Stochastic, and Robust Control

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Control Theory: From Classical to Quantum Optimal, Stochastic, and Robust Control
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Publisher: Australian National University
Number of pages: 89

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The purpose of these notes is to provide an overview of some aspects of optimal and robust control theory considered relevant to quantum control. The notes begin with classical deterministic optimal control, move through classical stochastic and robust control, and conclude with quantum feedback control.

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