... Trang 1Enclosing solutions of systems of equationsinvolving ODEAurelien LejeuneNational Institute of Informatics2-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chyoda-kuTokyo 101-8430 – ... integrations on each of them as initial conditions Trang 123 Rigorous enclosure of discrete change during a hybrid system simulationHybrid dynamic systems (HDSs) are systems described by a mix of discrete ... some examples of applications In the second part we present a new method for solving systems involvingordinary differential equations which does not need this initial box The aim ofthe method
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... where L consists of the elements of A strictly below the diagonal and zeros elsewhere; D is a diagonal matrix consisting of the diagonal entries of A; and U consists of the elements of A strictly ... forSystems of Equations 30.5 Introduction There are occasions when direct methods (like Gaussian elimination or the use of an LU decompo-sition) are not the best way to solve a system of ... norm of M M M is less than 1. Trang 12Care is required in understanding what Key Point 13 says Remember that there are lots of differentways of defining the norm of a matrix (we saw three of them)
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Báo cáo " Periodic solutions of some linear evolution systems of natural differential equations on 2-dimensional tore " ppt
... Trang 1Periodic solutions of some linear evolution systems of natural differential equations on 2-dimensional tore Dang Khanh Hoi* Department of General Education, Hoa Binh University, ... research of such equations appear so named the small denominators, so such equations is incorrect in the classical space There is extensive literature on the different types of the equations, ... and close Let € = OF gf? = OP gAM(T*X) @C is the complexified cotangent bundle of manifolds X, C°(€) is the space of smooth differential forms and H*(€) is the Sobolev space of differential forms
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Preconditioners for iterative solutions of large scale linear systems arising from biots consolidation equations
... absence of roundoff 1 The three classes of computationally expensive process are solution of linear equations, solution of eigenvalue equations and integration of ordinary differential equations ... packages, the solution desk-of linear systems is one desk-of the three classes desk-of computationally intensive processes1 (e.g.Smith, 2000) The solution of linear equations has received significant ... SOLUTIONS OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS ARISING FROM BIOT’SCONSOLIDATION EQUATIONS Chen Xi NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE 2005 Trang 2PRECONDITIONERS FOR ITERATIVE SOLUTIONS OF LARGE-SCALE LINEAR SYSTEMS
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Báo cáo hóa học: " Existence results of Brezis-Browder type for systems of Fredholm integral equations" pot
... literature, there is a vast amount of research on the existence of positive tions of the nonlinear Fredholm integral equations: a generalization of (1.3) and (1.4) to systems similar to (1.1) and (1.2) ... stu-dies of [5,12-23] Indeed, we have generalized the problems to (i) systems; (ii) more generalform of nonlinearities fi, 1≤ i ≤ n,; and (iii) existence of constant-sign solutions The outline of the ... AccessExistence results of Brezis-Browder type for systems of Fredholm integral equations Ravi P Agarwal1,2*, Donal O ’Regan3 and Patricia JY Wong4 * Correspondence: Agarwal@tamuk.edu 1 Department of Mathematics,
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Báo cáo hóa học: "Research Article Asymptotic Representation of the Solutions of Linear Volterra Difference Equations" pdf
... asymptotic theory of the solutions of Volterra difference equations isextensive, and application of this theory is rapidly increasing to various fields For the basictheory of difference equations, we ... analyses the asymptotic behaviour of solutions of linear Volterra difference equations Some sufficient conditions are presented under which the solutions to a general linear equation converge to limits, ... asymptotic representation of the solutions of a class of convolution scalar difference equations, which have real characteristic roots We give examples showing the accuracy of our results. Copyright
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Báo cáo hóa học: " Research Article About K-Positivity Properties of Time-Invariant Linear Systems Subject to Point Delays" pdf
... conditions (2) The set of linear operatorsΓ from the linear real space X to the linear real space Y is denoted by L(X, Y) with L(X, X) being simply denoted as L(X) The set ofn × m real matrices belongs ... respectively, the sets of square real n-matrices and that of q-continuously differentiable square real n-matrix functions onR + Realn-matrices and real n-matrix functions are also in the sets of linear operators ... unknown nonlinearities within aclass of differential constraints with related positivity properties Also, the properties ofcontrollability and reachability as well as the stability of positive systems
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 1 pptx
... Characteristics of continuous systems The input-output behavior of a system may be characterized by different relations with various degrees of complexity In this work, we will deal only with linear systems ... representation A system is an organized set of components, of concepts whose role is to perform one or more tasks The point of view adopted in the characterization of systems is to deal only with the input-output ... rigorously linear In order to simplify the models, we often perform linearization around a point called an operating point of the system A system has an instantaneous response if, irrespective of input
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 3 pps
... lead operators The concept of an operator is interesting because it enables a compact formulation of the description of signals and systems The manipulation of difference equations especially leads ... systems studied in this chapter is the class of time-invariant and linear discrete (DLTI) systems Such systems can be described by the recurrent equations [3.1] or [3.2]1: where signals u, x ... µ-processor or certain economic systems, they are, most often, the result of discretization of continuous processes In fact, let us consider the block diagram of an automated process, through
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 4 ppt
... Trang 1Structural Properties of Linear Systems 4.1 Introduction: basic tools for a structural analysis of systems Any physical system has limitations in spite of the various possible control ... of this chapter is to describe certain structural properties of linear systems that condition the resolution of numerous control problems The plan is the following After a brief description of ... matrix of V and Wta basis of the canceller at the left of W (i.e a maximal solution of equation Wt W = {0}), a basis of LV is obtained by directly preserving only the independent columns of LV
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 5 pptx
... transform of the frequency cisoid f0is an impulse centered in f0 By using the linearity of the Fourier transform, we easily obtain the Fourier transform of a real sine curve, irrespective of its ... (1768–1830), which consists of using cisoid functions as basic vectors The Fourier transform y (f ) of a continuous-time signal y(t) is a function of the form y : f −→ y (f )of a real variable with ... linear shaper filter excited by a white noise makes it possi-ble to approach a spectral density with the help of a reduced number of parameters and we will present a few standard structures of
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 6 ppsx
... eigenvalues of A; similarly, the poles of the closed loop system are eigenvalues of A−B K) In the case of a discrete-time system described by the equations: k k the state feedback and the equations of ... looped system are the totality of eigenvalues of sub-matrices A11−B1K1 and A22 The eigenvalues of the non-controllable part are thus, by all means, eigenvalues of the looped system Let us suppose ... several controls), the choice of eigenvalues is not enough in order to uniquely set matrix K Degrees of freedom are also possible for the choice of the eigenvectors of matrices A−B K or F−G K Chapter
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 7 docx
... described in the form of non-linear differential equations in the dynamic case and/or in the form of algebraicequations in the static case These equations describe the main laws of the physicalworld, ... objective of modeling is the research of a (simple) linear model in view of the control, we can use direct methods based on the use of experimental ings Two methods are available: the use of the ... the balance equations to write, theyare general in the form of non-linear differential equations They can be used as such in the simulation fine model, but they will not be generally linearized
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 8 ppsx
... stiffness of a system of asymptotically stable linear differ-ential equations the relation: NOTE8.4 For standard linear systems [8.1], the poles are directly the eigenvalues of A For Sylvester equations ... estimation ˆN of N Finally, the calculation of ˆ Ngoes through that ofthe upper bound of sampling interval [8.9], the determination of the order of the Padéapproximant [8.10], the evaluation of the ... Specific linear equations 8.3.1 Definition of the problem We will now study Sylvester differential equations whose particular case is resented by Lyapunov differential equations These are again linear
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 9 pot
... latter transformation and we will study the case of open loop stable systems, that of integrator systems and finally the case of open loop unstable systems Trang 11Case 1 Open loop stable system: ... phase is of −π /2 When ω→+∞, the gain →0 and the phase is of − The image of the ray π ]−∞,0`−[ is the symmetric curve, with respect to the axis of real numbers The image of the semicircle of radius ... contour of C excludes the origin (a), the transform of the contour C (b), Cε circle of radius ε, p = εe jθ (c) The image of the semicircle of an infinitely big radius is the origin of the complex
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 10 doc
... Action mechanism of these correctors The effect of these... represented in Figure 10. 24 306 Analysis and Control of Linear Systems Figure 10. 24 Bode graph in OL of the corrected ... Control of Linear Systems Figure 10. 12 Bode graph with insufficient phase margin Figure 10. 13 Bode graph in OL of the corrected system Synthesis of Closed Loop Control Systems ... irrespective of 286 Analysis and Control of Linear Systems the frequency. For any frequency sinusoidal input in the bandwidth, we can then consider that the output is a faithful image of the input.
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 11 pptx
... number of equations = number of unknown factors [11.35] The unknown factors in [11.2(b)] are the coefficients of the polynomials S and R Trang 12The number of equations is the number of rows ... B B S S B ∂ = The uniqueness of the solution will be ensured if the number of equations is equal to the number of unknown factors, or: 1 factorsunknown of number 2equations ∂ =+ ∂+ R S D S ... degree of polynomial A We will assume that the concepts of polynomials division are known, as well as those of PGCD and PPCM of polynomials If G and L are respectively the PGCD and the PPCM of A
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 13 pptx
... existence of G s( ) 2 A last interesting interpretation of standard H2 of ⎟ )( C B A s Let B•1,B•2, B•m be the columns of B Let y Li be the free response of the system on the basis of the initial ... proceeds by minimization of the judiciously selected standard of functional calculus When we think of optimal control, we initially think2 of control H2 or – the principle of the “worst case” inherent ... and direction of input of disturbances, type of settings) and on the control objectives (magnitudes to be controlled, weightings) The principle of its construction is the essence of the methodology
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 14 pdf
... controllability measurement of a pole in terms of stability is erroneous due to the nature itself of this pole Thisstatement makes this type of method unusable in the context of our approaches The ... below) 14.4.2.2 Considering the insensitivity of eigenvalues The concept of insensitivity consists of quantifying the variation of the eigenvalues of a system subjected to parametric variations ... of n left closed loop eigenvectors (see [14.5]): The various components of this vector will be called the modes of the system. In [14.8] there was an obvious relation between state and mode of
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Analysis and Control of Linear Systems - Chapter 15 pot
... verified for r≥n): this restriction leads to the loss of convexity of the set of matrices solutions, but heuristic methods dedicated to this type of problem can be efficiently used [DAV 94, ELG 97, ... engineering, reappears around the end of the 1970s after having been so widely obscured due to the development of state methods It is at the root of the development of H∞ approaches 15.1.1 The H∞ standard ... graphs for three different values of τ in dotted line): we see that stability is ensured for any value of τ less than 0.2 Figure 15.6 Determination of a bound value of the neglected time constant
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