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AUTOMATICA
2008
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Supervisory control of modular systems with global specification languages
The paper presents sufficient conditions for modular (supervisory) control synthesis to equal global control synthesis. In modular control synthesis a supervisory control is synth...
Jan Komenda, Jan H. van Schuppen, Benoit Gaudin, H...
ESWA
2007
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Decoupled control using neural network-based sliding-mode controller for nonlinear systems
In this paper, adaptive neural network sliding-mode controller design approach with decoupled method is proposed. The decoupled method provides a simple way to achieve asymptotic ...
Lon-Chen Hung, Hung-Yuan Chung
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AUTOMATICA
2010
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A comparison between LQR control for a long string of SISO systems and LQR control of the infinite spatially invariant version
In this paper we consider a long string of SISO systems which in the limit becomes a scalar infinite spatially invariant system. We compare the LQR control for long-but-finite str...
Ruth F. Curtain, Orest V. Iftime, Hans Zwart
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ISCAS
2006
IEEE
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Adaptive sliding mode control using simple adaptive control for SISO nonlinear systems
—Sliding mode control (SMC) has a strong capability of controlling nonlinear systems with uncertainties. However, it requires thorough knowledge of parameters and dynamics of the...
Muhammad Yasser, Agus Trisanto, Jianming Lu, Hiroo...
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HYBRID
2009
Springer
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Optimal Boundary Control of Convention-Reaction Transport Systems with Binary Control Functions
We investigate a new approach for solving boundary control problems for dynamical systems that are governed by transport equations, when the control function is restricted to binar...
Falk M. Hante, Günter Leugering