Titlebook: Identification of Dynamical Systems with Small Noise; Yu. Kutoyants Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Estimator.Lik

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Yu. Kutoyantsormance prediction, a systematic approach to hydraulic design is advocated. To this end, chapter 7.14 introduces a novel concept for a fully analytical description of the impeller geometry. Prior to starting the hydraulic design all requirements the pump has to fulfill and the boundary conditions im

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Yu. Kutoyantshe casting patterns) by NC milling, stereo lithography or other fast-prototyping processes, [7.1]. The advantages of such processes are evident in terms of geometrical accuracy and lead times (not in the least also for model tests with milled or stereo-lithographed components). Since manual designs

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Yu. Kutoyantshe casting patterns) by NC milling, stereo lithography or other fast-prototyping processes, [7.1]. The advantages of such processes are evident in terms of geometrical accuracy and lead times (not in the least also for model tests with milled or stereo-lithographed components). Since manual designs

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Yu. Kutoyantsial selection problems. Note, in this connection, that the plant owner is ultimately responsible for the performance of the specified materials, because the precise nature of the pumped liquid is solely under his or her control. It is the pump manufacturer’s responsibility to furnish the specified m

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Yu. Kutoyantsial selection problems. Note, in this connection, that the plant owner is ultimately responsible for the performance of the specified materials, because the precise nature of the pumped liquid is solely under his or her control. It is the pump manufacturer’s responsibility to furnish the specified m

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The Disorder Problem,the MLE of the switching moment when the mathematical model is wrong is considered in the final part. It is interesting to note that even in this mis-specified problem, consistent estimation is possible. We will also return to disorder problems in partially observed systems (Section 6.3) and in the