Titlebook: Computation and Control; Proceedings of the B Kenneth Bowers,John Lund Conference proceedings 1989 Birkh?user Boston 1989 Approximation.Int

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Controllability, Approximations and Stabilization,ld and is integrable as a function of time, and for each fixed value of . the vector field .(·,.) is smooth. One of the main topics in the investigation of such systems is the problem of understanding the local behaviour near an equilibrium point x., or more generally near a reference trajectory.

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On the Recovery of Surface Temperature and Heat Flux via Convolutions, emphasis has been placed on the numerical solutions of these IHCP. It is stated in [1] that few exact (or, analytic) solutions have been found, and that the known exact soluti ons usually have quite restrictive assumptions imposed on the boundary data (such as infinite differentiability).

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Stressbew?ltigung für Kinder und Jugendlichetely many unstable eigenvalues assuming certain decay rates on the spectrum of the spatial operator. Part of our future effort will be directed toward the analysis of more general equations including hyperbolic problems and various problems involving dissipative spatial operators.

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Das Erkennen von überforderungenhes to the inverse problem under the assumptions of spherical and cylindrical geometry of the heart-torso system. Also, we will point out the dependence of the solution to the problem on the selection of the location of the measurements. We note that the aim of this paper is to describe the problem and suggest reasonable modes of attack.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13720-4Stabilizability Problem) Given a discrete-time multi-input multi-output linear time-varying dynamical system, does there exist a linear time-varying dynamic compensator which robustly stabilizes the system in the closed-loop?

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Stressquellen im Wandel der Zeit the finite interval and the semi-infinite interval wherein the change in the discrete system in passing from one problem to the next is defined by a diagonal matrix. Not considered in that paper was the implementation of the methodology for the infinite interval problem (1.1), i.e. a = -∞ and b = +∞. This is the purpose of the present paper.