Systems and control in the twenty-first century
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Systems and control in the twenty-first century
（Systems & control）（Progress in systems and control theory, v. 22）
Birkhäuser, c1997
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- : Basel
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"The articles presented here are ... and minisymposia presented at the 12th International Symposium on the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems, held in St. Louis, Missouri from June 24-28, 1996."--Pref
Includes bibliographical references
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: Boston ISBN 9780817638818
Description
The mathematical theory of networks and systems has a long, and rich history, with antecedents in circuit synthesis and the analysis, design and synthesis of actuators, sensors and active elements in both electrical and mechanical systems. Fundamental paradigms such as the state-space real ization of an input/output system, or the use of feedback to prescribe the behavior of a closed-loop system have proved to be as resilient to change as were the practitioners who used them. This volume celebrates the resiliency to change of the fundamental con cepts underlying the mathematical theory of networks and systems. The articles presented here are among those presented as plenary addresses, invited addresses and minisymposia presented at the 12th International Symposium on the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems, held in St. Louis, Missouri from June 24 - 28, 1996. Incorporating models and methods drawn from biology, computing, materials science and math ematics, these articles have been written by leading researchers who are on the vanguard of the development of systems, control and estimation for the next century, as evidenced by the application of new methodologies in distributed parameter systems, linear nonlinear systems and stochastic sys tems for solving problems in areas such as aircraft design, circuit simulation, imaging, speech synthesis and visionics.
Table of Contents
- State space method for inverse spectral problems, D. Alpay and I. Gohberg
- new developments in the theory of positive systems, B.D.O. Anderson
- modelling methodology for elastomer dynamics, H.T. Banks and N. Lybeck
- numerical methods for linear control systems, D. Boley and B.N. Datta
- notes on stochastic processes on manifolds, R. Brockett
- on duality between filtering and interpolation, C.I. Byrnes and A. Lindquist
- controlling nonlinear systems by flatness, M. Fliess et al
- how set-values maps pop up in control theory, H. Frankowska
- circuit simulation techniques based on Lanczos-type algorithms, R.W. Freund
- dynamical systems approach to target motion perception and ocular motion control, B.K. Ghosh et al
- the Jacobi method - a tool for computation and control, U. Helmke and K. Huper
- ellipsoidal calculus for estimation and feedback control, A.B. Kurzhanski
- control and stabilization of interactive structures, I. Lasiecka
- risk sensitive Markov decision processes, S.I. Marcus et al
- on inverse spectral problems and pole-zero assignment, Y.M. Ram
- inverse eigenvalue problems for multivariable linear systems, J. Rosenthal and X.A. Wang
- recursive designs and feedback passivation, Rodolphe Sepulchre et al
- ergodic algorithms on special Euclidean groups for ATR, A. Srivastava et al
- some recent results on the maximum principle of optimal control theory, H.J. Sussmann
- nonlinear input-output stability and stabilization, A.R. Teel
- repetitive control systems - old and new ideas, G. Weiss
- fitting data sequences to linear systems, Jan C. Willems
- fighter aircraft control challenges and technology transition, K.A. Wise.
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: Basel ISBN 9783764338817
Description
This volume is an outgrowth of invitations to the plenary speakers of the 1996 Mathematics of Networks and Systems conference held in St Louis.
Table of Contents
- State space method for inverse spectral problems, D. Alpay and I. Gohberg
- new developments in the theory of positive systems, B.D.O. Anderson
- modelling methodology for elastomer dynamics, H.T. Banks and N. Lybeck
- numerical methods for linear control systems, D. Boley and B.N. Datta
- notes on stochastic processes on manifolds, R. Brockett
- on duality between filtering and interpolation, C.I. Byrnes and A. Lindquist
- controlling nonlinear systems by flatness, M. Fliess et al
- how set-values maps pop up in control theory, H. Frankowska
- circuit simulation techniques based on Lanczos-type algorithms, R.W. Freund
- dynamical systems approach to target motion perception and ocular motion control, B.K. Ghosh et al
- the Jacobi method - a tool for computation and control, U. Helmke and K. Huper
- ellipsoidal calculus for estimation and feedback control, A.B. Kurzhanski
- control and stabilization of interactive structures, I. Lasiecka
- risk sensitive Markov decision processes, S.I. Marcus et al
- on inverse spectral problems and pole-zero assignment, Y.M. Ram
- inverse eigenvalue problems for multivariable linear systems, J. Rosenthal and X.A. Wang
- recursive designs and feedback passivation, Rodolphe Sepulchre et al
- ergodic algorithms on special Euclidean groups for ATR, A. Srivastava et al
- some recent results on the maximum principle of optimal control theory, H.J. Sussmann
- nonlinear input-output stability and stabilization, A.R. Teel
- repetitive control systems - old and new ideas, G. Weiss
- fitting data sequences to linear systems, Jan C. Willems
- fighter aircraft control challenges and technology transition, K.A. Wise.
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