Titlebook: Computer Aided Systems Theory - EUROCAST ‘97; A Selection of Paper Franz Pichler,Roberto Moreno-Díaz Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-V

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Introducing planning in discrete event systems,nce. Both areas typically deal with temporal or dynamic domains, but under different points of view. Discrete events formalisms are intended for the analysis of the represented system, predicting its behavior by simulation. Artificial Intelligence approaches pay special attention to the adequacy of

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Multirate control of a class of nonlinear systems,he models proposed for these systems is presented. It is shown that they belong to a special class of nonlinear systems, the so called sampled data computable nonlinear systems. For this special class of systems, which have an analytically computable open-loop step response, an exact discretization

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An architecture for complex systems,plex systems. The key advantage of our architecture is that it not only describes the construction of hierarchical systems in a precise way, but that it also expresses the operations that carry out the structuring of system components in a precise way. The concept of a module is expressed within our

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A numerical computation for declarative expressions,erse are presented, together with a symbolic notation that allows the expression of definitions and theorems in compact array and coarray form. This symbolic notation also provides straight forward computational techniques to deal efficiently with the involved inductive or deductive calculi.

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An automatic calculator with penrose diagrams,r the same representation, is proposed, and a computer aided graphical calculus system, enabling to manipulate these graphical representations in a semiautomatic way, is presented..Traditionally most of these diagrams have been used as an aid in the development of complex calculus, although the lack

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0302-9743 ion in the volume. The book is divided into sections on design environments and tools, theory and methods, engineering systems, intelligent systems, signal processing, and specific methods and applications.978-3-540-63811-7978-3-540-69651-3Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349