Titlebook: Cybernetical Physics; From Control of Chao Alexander L. Fradkov Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 algorithms.chaos control.c

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Peter Spirtes,Richard Scheines,Clark Glymoursubject, particularly control problems for physical systems will be discussed. In order to characterize control problems related to cybernetical physics, the main classes of controlled plant models, control objectives (goals), and admissible control algorithms will be specified. In order to outline

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What are General Equilibrium Theories?system. The most important class of such problems is control of energy where the control goal can be formulated in terms of the system energy. Below formal statements of energy control problems and designs of control algorithms are presented for systems with Hamiltonian and Lagrangian dynamics. Cont

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2476-5 synchronization are exemplified and discussed. Several approaches to controlled synchronization systems designare described: observer-based synchronization including Pecora–Carroll scheme, passification-based adaptive synchronization, and speed-gradient synchronization of two-pendulum systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7873-8m the end of the 19th century. In the 20th century numerous control problems in chemical reactors and nuclear reactors have been studied. Control goals in conventional applications are usually formulated as regulation of process intensity in cases when the normal functioning of the process is in pri

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Uncertainty in Morals and Politicsds of control system design can be applied to the interpretation and explanation of dynamics laws for physical systems. The proposed approach is illustrated by the examples: motion of a particle in the potential field; wave, diffusion, and heat transfer equations; viscous flow equation. Applications

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Annie B. Kersting,Mavrik Zavarinical goal rather than a surfing over the ocean of knowledge. Another stimulus for pursuing practical goals is the grant-oriented system of funding; it is almost impossible nowadays to get funding for a research project driven by a curiosity. As a result, the concept of the goal is becoming more sign