In the category of Pursuit-evasion problems is the homicidal chauffeur problem, which puts a theoretical runner in opposition to a theoretical driver trying to race him down while they both never get tire. The slow-moving runner is very mobile while the fast driver is directly opposite. The problem is technical but straightforward; how would either one win in his See morerespective pursuit?
Constant time
Continuous time
Random time
Slow motion
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Rufus Isaacs
Thomas Andrew
Peter Drury
Matt Robertson
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1950
1951
1952
1953
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A driver and a pedestrian
Two drivers trying to overrun each other
A driver trying to maneuver around
Two runners trying to catch a vehicle
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Government policies
Academic research
Missile defence
Domestic attack
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AND Corporation
RAND Corporation
OR Corporation
M-Academic Institution
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Speed of the runner
Magnitude of the linear velocity
Distance between two runners
Width of the road
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Maximal radius of the turn
Minimal radius of the turn
Precise radius of the turn
Rotational angle
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|u| ≤ 1
U < 1
U > 1
U = 1
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