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Most optimization problems in control theory assume you're working in flat space. You have a system, you want to steer it from one state to another, and you minimize some cost along the way. This ...

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"Multiplying polynomials allows you to count combinations"—this is a series where you can experience this mysterious tool from scratch. This is the final installment of the 6-part series. This time, ...