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A receding horizon control law for harbor defense

The paper studies a harbor defense situation where an intruder attempts to out-maneuver defenders and destroy a target. The purpose of this paper is to construct a feedback, receding horizon control law for the defenders based on a max-min optimal control problem which we believe captures the essence of the intruder goals.