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Discrete Event Dynamic Systems, Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, March 2014
- Rosario Delgado
, F. Javier López, Gerardo Sanz:
Necessary and sufficient conditions for strong comparability of multicomponent systems. 1-14 - Euriell Le Corronc
, Bertrand Cottenceau, Laurent Hardouin:
Container of (min, +)-linear systems. 15-52 - Philippe Declerck, Abdelhak Guezzi:
State estimation and detection of changes in time interval models. 53-68 - Fatima Zahra Mhada, Roland P. Malhamé
, Robert Pellerin:
A stochastic hybrid state model for optimizing hedging policies in manufacturing systems with randomly occurring defects. 69-98
Volume 24, Number 2, June 2014
- Qing-Shan Jia
, Karl Henrik Johansson
:
Guest editorial: event-based control and optimization. 99-102 - Li Xia, Qing-Shan Jia
, Xi-Ren Cao:
A tutorial on event-based optimization - a new optimization framework. 103-132 - Li Xia:
Event-based optimization of admission control in open queueing networks. 133-151 - Adam Molin, Sandra Hirche:
A bi-level approach for the design of event-triggered control systems over a shared network. 153-171 - Georg Alexander Kiener, Daniel Lehmann, Karl Henrik Johansson
:
Actuator saturation and anti-windup compensation in event-triggered control. 173-197 - M. C. F. Donkers
, Paulo Tabuada
, W. P. M. H. Heemels
:
Minimum attention control for linear systems - A linear programming approach. 199-218 - Yu Sun, Xiaofeng Wang:
Stabilizing bit-rates in networked control systems with decentralized event-triggered communication. 219-245 - Lichun Lucinda Li
, Michael D. Lemmon:
Weakly coupled event triggered output feedback system in wireless networked control systems. 247-260
Volume 24, Number 3, September 2014
- Philippe Declerck, Abdelhak Guezzi:
Predictive control of Timed Event Graphs with specifications defined by P-time Event Graphs. 261-273 - Yu Ru, Maria Paola Cabasino, Alessandro Giua
, Christoforos N. Hadjicostis
:
Supervisor synthesis for discrete event systems under partial observation and arbitrary forbidden state specifications. 275-307 - Mehdi Bayoudh, Louise Travé-Massuyès:
Diagnosability analysis of hybrid systems cast in a discrete-event framework. 309-338 - Davide Giglio
, Riccardo Minciardi, Simona Sacone
, Silvia Siri
:
Linear optimal control strategies for production systems with a discrete-event demand pattern. 339-352
Volume 24, Number 4, December 2014
- Loïc Hélouët, Hervé Marchand, Blaise Genest, Thomas Gazagnaire:
Diagnosis from scenarios. 353-415 - Marius Kloetzer
, Cristian Mahulea
:
A Petri net based approach for multi-robot path planning. 417-445 - Samira S. Farahani, Ton J. J. van den Boom, Bart De Schutter
:
Exact and approximate approaches to the identification of stochastic max-plus-linear systems. 447-471 - Quan-Lin Li, Guirong Dai, John C. S. Lui, Yang Wang:
The mean-field computation in a supermarket model with server multiple vacations. 473-522 - Philippe Declerck:
Cycle time of a P-time Event Graph with affine-interdependent residence durations. 523-540 - Ryan J. Leduc, Yu Wang, Fahim Ahmed:
Sampled-data supervisory control. 541-579 - Jean-Louis Boimond, Sébastien Lahaye:
On steady state of continuous min-plus systems. 581-610 - Debmalya Biswas, Blaise Genest:
Privacy preserving minimal observability for composite transactional services. 611-646 - Alan Veliz-Cuba
, David Murrugarra
, Reinhard C. Laubenbacher:
Structure and dynamics of acyclic networks. 647-658 - E. Jack Chen:
Selection and order statistics from correlated normal random variables. 659-668
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