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Slowly varying discrete system x sub /i+1/ = A sub i x sub i
Slowly varying discrete system of matrice
Input-output properties of linear time- invariant systems
Input-output properties of feedback systems based on linear time invariate system
Lp-stability (1 less than or equal to p less than or equal to infinity) of multivariable nonlinear time-varying feedback systems that are open-loop unstable
A class of multivariable, nonlinear time-varying feedback systems with an unstable convolution subsystem as feedforward and a time-varying nonlinear gain as feedback was considered. The impulse response of the convolution subsystem is the sum of a finite number of increasing exponentials multiplied by nonnegative powers of the time t, a term that is absolutely integrable and an infinite series of delayed impulses. The main result is a theorem. It essentially states that if the unstable convolution subsystem can be stabilized by a constant feedback gain F and if incremental gain of the difference between the nonlinear gain function and F is sufficiently small, then the nonlinear system is L(p)-stable for any p between one and infinity. Furthermore, the solutions of the nonlinear system depend continuously on the inputs in any L(p)-norm. The fixed point theorem is crucial in deriving the above theorem
Advanced theoretical and experimental studies in automatic control and information systems
A series of research projects is briefly summarized which includes investigations in the following areas: (1) mathematical programming problems for large system and infinite-dimensional spaces, (2) bounded-input bounded-output stability, (3) non-parametric approximations, and (4) differential games. A list of reports and papers which were published over the ten year period of research is included
Communication through channels in cascade
Thesis (Sc. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, 1953.Includes bibliographical references.by Charles A. Desoer.Sc.D
Structure of the superconducting state in a fully frustrated wire network with dice lattice geometry
The superconducting state in a fully frustrated wire network with the dice
lattice geometry is investigated in the vicinity of the transition temperature.
Using Abrikosov's variational procedure, we write the Ginzburg-Landau free
energy functional projected on its unstable supspace as an effective model on
the triangular lattice of sixfold coordinated sites. For this latter model, we
obtain a large class of degenerate equilibrium configurations in one to one
correspondence with those previously constructed for the pure XY model on the
maximally frustrated dice lattice. The entropy of these states is proportional
to the linear size of the system. Finally we show that magnetic interactions
between currents provide a degeneracy lifting mechanism.Comment: The final version (as published in Phys. Rev. B). Substantial
corrections have been made to Sec.
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Finite settling time stabilisation: the robust SISO case
This article deals with the problem of robustness to multiplicative plant perturbations for the case of finite settling time stabilisation (FSTS) of single input single output (SISO), linear, discrete-time systems. FSTS is a generalisation of the deadbeat control and as in the case of deadbeat control the main feature of FSTS is the placement of all closed-loop poles at the origin of the z-plane. This makes FSTS sensitive to plant perturbations hence, the need of robust design. An efficient robustness index is introduced and the problem is reduced to a finite linear programme where all the benefits of the simplex method, such as effectiveness, efficiency and ability to provide complete solution to the optimisation problem, can be exploited
Propagation of Light in Photonic Crystal Fibre Devices
We describe a semi-analytical approach for three-dimensional analysis of
photonic crystal fibre devices. The approach relies on modal transmission-line
theory. We offer two examples illustrating the utilization of this approach in
photonic crystal fibres: the verification of the coupling action in a photonic
crystal fibre coupler and the modal reflectivity in a photonic crystal fibre
distributed Bragg reflector.Comment: 15 pages including 7 figures. Accepted for J. Opt. A: Pure Appl. Op
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