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Modelling and Adaptive Control

Proceedings of the IIASA Conference, Sopron, Hungary, July 1986

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1988

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  1. Christopher Ian Byrnes
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  2. Alexander B. Kurzhanski
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences (LNCIS, volume 105)

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Table of contents (26 papers)

  1. Adaptive control and growth processes

    • Peschel M., Mende W., Breitenecker F., Kopacek P.
    Pages 281-296

  2. On the identifiability of factor analysis models

    • Giorgio Picci
    Pages 297-317

  3. Adaptive pole assignment by state feedback

    • J. W. Polderman
    Pages 318-325

  4. Qualitative theory and computational aspects of large scale dynamic nonlinear systems — A review and some open questions

    • T. Roska
    Pages 326-336

  5. Sequential and stable methods for the solution of mass recovery problems (estimation of the spectrum and of the impendance function)

    • Gy. Sonnevend
    Pages 337-351

  6. Modelling and control of two coordinated robot arms

    • T. J. Tarn, X. Yun, A. K. Bejczy
    Pages 352-360

  7. Ellipsoidal approximations in problems of control

    • István Vályi
    Pages 361-384
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This volume is the proceedings of an IIASA conference held in Sopron, Hungary, whose purpose was to bring together prominent control theorists and practitioners from the east and west in order to focus on fundamental systems and control problems arising in the areas of modelling and adaptive control.

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