Abstract
With the steady growth in the availability of fast computing machines, control techniques based on algorithmic selection of actions derived from optimisation of a suitable performance index have gained prominence. Model predictive control (or receding horizon control), a framework that is based on such algorithmic selection procedures, has evolved over the years into one of the most useful and applicable control synthesis techniques currently available to a control engineer...
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