Titlebook: Geometric Methods in System Theory; Proceedings of the N D. Q. Mayne,R. W. Brockett Conference proceedings 1973 Springer Science+Business M

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The human energy field and singing,n by white noise. The main tools are the stochastic integral and stochastic differential equations of Ito; however the representations of Fisk and Stratonovich are also included, not only because they have a nice physical interpretation, but because they seem to provide a natural formalism for proce

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Dynamics – Formulas and Problemsany problems of practical importance, particularly those when the control enters linearly, these conditions are inconclusive for determining the optimal control. In 1964 Kelley [1] discovered a generalization of the Legendre-Clebsch condition and this was extended by Robbins [2,3], Tait [4], Goh [5,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39294-9 the Lie algebra of vector fields associated with each nonlinear system. These ideas are used to obtain a generalization of a controllability result for linear systems in the case where multiplicative controls are present.

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Probleme und Aufgaben der Baudynamik,Karl Loewner devoted to the theory of conformal mapping [11]. There he showed how extremal prohlems for univalent conformal mappings on the unit disk could be treated as prohlems of optimal control, with the infinitesimal generators of the semigroup entering as control variables. Despite the vast im

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86470-4l autonomous nonlinear systems• A detailed presentation of these results, with complete proofs and a precise specification of technical assumptions will be given elsewhere (cf. Sussmann 4-and 5). Here we shall limit ourselves to a general outline, and we shall attempt to emphasize the importance of

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Seitliche Belastungen, räumliches Problemble manifold X , u belongs to a class of admissible inputs I , and the output map h takes values in a manifold Y ([2], [5], [9]). In this context it is generally assumed that for a variety of physical considerations, the state of the system x is not known directly but that it is only observed throug