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Stabilization of Flexible Structures - Third Working Conference Montpellier, France, January 1989

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Recent work on the scole model.- Mathematical study of large space structures.- Symbolic formulation of dynamic equations for interconnected flexible bodies: The GEMMES software.- Adaptive optics ¿ Shape control of an adaptive mirror.- Energy decay estimates for a beam with nonlinear boundary feedback.- Uniform stabilization of the wave equation with dirichlet-feedback control without geometrical conditions.- Actuators and controllability of distributed systems.- Linear quadratic control problem without stabilizability.- Riccati equations in noncylindrical domains.- Boundary control problems for non-autonomous parabolic systems.- Existence and optimal control for wave equation in moving domain.- Galerkine approximation for wave equation in moving domain.- Further results on exact controllability of the Euler-Bernoulli equation with controls on the dirichlet and neumann boundary conditions.- Some properties of the value function of a nonlinear control problem in infinite dimensions.- Identification of coefficients with bounded variation in the wave equation.- Shape hessian by the velocity method: A Lagrangian approach.- Shape sensitivity analysis of hyperbolic problems.- Differential stability of perturbed optimization with applications to parameter estimation.- A numerical method for drag minimization via the suction and injection of mass through the boundary.- Using the physical properties of systems for control: An illustration.

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Recent work on the scole model.- Mathematical study of large space structures.- Symbolic formulation of dynamic equations for interconnected flexible bodies: The GEMMES software.- Adaptive optics - Shape control of an adaptive mirror.- Energy decay estimates for a beam with nonlinear boundary feedback.- Uniform stabilization of the wave equation with dirichlet-feedback control without geometrical conditions.- Actuators and controllability of distributed systems.- Linear quadratic control problem without stabilizability.- Riccati equations in noncylindrical domains.- Boundary control problems for non-autonomous parabolic systems.- Existence and optimal control for wave equation in moving domain.- Galerkine approximation for wave equation in moving domain.- Further results on exact controllability of the Euler-Bernoulli equation with controls on the dirichlet and neumann boundary conditions.- Some properties of the value function of a nonlinear control problem in infinite dimensions.- Identification of coefficients with bounded variation in the wave equation.- Shape hessian by the velocity method: A Lagrangian approach.- Shape sensitivity analysis of hyperbolic problems.- Differential stability of perturbed optimization with applications to parameter estimation.- A numerical method for drag minimization via the suction and injection of mass through the boundary.- Using the physical properties of systems for control: An illustration.

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Assisted by P Zolesio (Editor), J P Zolesio (Editor), J. P. Zolesio (Editor), Jean P. Zolesio (Editor)
Publisher Springer, Berlin
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 22.04.2014
 
EAN 9783540531616
ISBN 978-3-540-53161-6
No. of pages 331
Dimensions 165 mm x 240 mm x 19 mm
Weight 564 g
Illustrations V, 331 p. 14 illus.
Series Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences
Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Technology > Electronics, electrical engineering, communications engineering

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