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Systems & Control Letters, Volume 89
Volume 89, March 2016
- Filippo Cacace
, Francesco Conte
, Alfredo Germani, Giovanni Palombo
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Optimal control of linear systems with large and variable input delays. 1-7 - Rabah Rabah
, Grigory M. Sklyar
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Exact observability and controllability for linear neutral type systems. 8-15 - Xu Jin
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Adaptive iterative learning control for high-order nonlinear multi-agent systems consensus tracking. 16-23 - Feng Xiao
, Tongwen Chen
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Sampled-data consensus in multi-agent systems with asynchronous hybrid event-time driven interactions. 24-34 - Antonis-Ioannis G. Vardulakis, Christina Kazantzidou
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Proper, denominator assigning feedback compensators equivalent to state variable feedback. 35-40 - Daniel Viegas
, Pedro Tiago Martins Batista
, Paulo Jorge Ramalho Oliveira
, Carlos Silvestre
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On the stability of the continuous-time Kalman filter subject to exponentially decaying perturbations. 41-46 - Andreea Röthig
, Jürgen Adamy:
On stabilizing linear systems with input saturation via soft variable structure control laws. 47-54 - Francisco Javier Bejarano
, Gang Zheng:
Observability of singular time-delay systems with unknown inputs. 55-60 - Chuanrui Wang
, Xinghu Wang, Haibo Ji:
Leader-following consensus for a class of second-order nonlinear multi-agent systems. 61-65 - Christian Clason
, Armin Rund, Karl Kunisch, Richard C. Barnard
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A convex penalty for switching control of partial differential equations. 66-73 - Xinmin Song, Ju H. Park
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Linear quadratic regulation problem for discrete-time systems with multi-channel multiplicative noise. 74-82
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