Thomas Sparks, like so many others, ignored the telltale signs of world economic disaster. He is a computer expert, and was aware of the impending problems with Y2K. He finally took his head out of the sand, faced the reality of a world going mad due to economic collapse and saw a world without electrical power, fossil fuels, ultimately, without food. The doomsayers were having a heyday, ignoring their own proclaimed signs or prophecies, and the year 2000 would be the end. Thomas reviews these prophesies, dispels the doomsayers untruths and puts things into their proper perspective. Due to the chaos caused by the failure of the world’s economy, Thomas has to survive without electricity, fossil fuels, grocery stores and without contact with outsiders. He has two years to prepare and five years to survive.
When you read this book you will understand what happened, the order in which each advancement took place and why.
The Horizon's an odd place.
New York City is destroyed ... by Spider-Man?! A glimpse of the future leaves Spider-Man with 12 hours to figure out how to stop it from happening.
HYDROSPERE AT THE HORIZON PROBLEMS
The material in the book is taken from a collection of research papers written by the author. The book is organized as follows.
This monograph deals with various classes of deterministic and stochastic continuous time optimal control problems that are defined over unbounded time intervals.
Characterizations of overtaking optimality for controlled diffusion processes. Applied Mathematics and Optimization, 57, 349–369. Kolokoltsov, V., &Yang, W. (2012). The turnpike theorems for Markov games.Dynamic Games and Applications, ...
The text builds understanding starting with optimal controls for simple linear systems and working through constrained systems to nonlinear cases.
Linear programming over an infinite horizon
The Finite Horizon Economic Lot Sizing Problem in Job Shops: The Multiple Cycle Approach