System Theory
Modeling, Analysis and Control
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Author
Contributions
- Schick, Irvin C. - Contributor
Publication
2000 - Springer US, Boston, MA, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
122,500 words, Guess
Page Count
490 pages
Physical Format
Electronic resource
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL27090658M
- ISBN-139781461373803
- ISBN-101461373808
- OCLC Control Number851828481
Classifications
- DDC621.3
- LCCTK1-9971
- LCCQC221-246Q295QA402.3
and 1 more
- LCCQC221-246
Description
System Theory: Modeling, Analysis and Control contains thirty-three scientific papers covering a wide range of topics in systems and control. These papers have been contributed to a symposium organized to celebrate Sanjoy K. Mitter's 65th birthday. The following research topics are addressed: distributed parameter systems, stochastic control, filtering and estimation, optimization and optimal control, image processing and vision, hierarchical systems and hybrid control, nonlinear systems, and linear systems. Also included are three survey papers on optimization, nonlinear filtering, and nonlinear systems. Recent advances are reported on the behavioral approach to systems, the relationship between differential games and robust control, estimation of diffusion processes, Markov processes, optimal control, hybrid control, stochastic control, spectral estimation, nonconvex quadratic programming, robust control, control algorithms and quantized linear systems. Innovative explorations are carried out on quantum systems from a control theory perspective, option valuation and hedging, three-dimensional medical visualization, computational structure biology image processing, and hierarchical approaches to complex systems, flow control, scheduling and force feedback in fluid mechanics. The contents reflect on past research accomplishments, current research activity, and future research directions in systems and control theory.
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