... high-order SMCsystems [12], where certain commonalities are observed EulersDiscretizationof Single- Input ECB- SMCSystems 2.1 The Single- Input ECB- SMCSystems Without loss of generality, consider ... Restriction 3.1 The Single- Input ECB- SMCSystems with Relative Degree Restriction We now consider the singleinput linear system with relative degree restriction The singleinputsystems in the controllable ... normal form of ECB- SMC gives r u(y) = − n yi − α sgn (s( y)), di yn−r+i + i=1 i=1 (34) EulersDiscretizationofSMCSystems 127 resulting in ss = −α |s| which is a finite time convergent dynamics [1]...
... analysis of signals and systems is treated in Chapters and Chapter considers the Fourier analysis of continuous-time signals and systems, while Chapter deals with discrete-time signals and systems ... Systems 7.4 State Space Representation of Continuous-Time LTI Systems 7.5 Solutions of State Equations for Discrete-Time LTI Systems 7.6 Solutions of State Equations for Continuous-Time LTI Systems ... stability (See Chap 7.) I Feedback Systems: A special class ofsystemsof great importance consists ofsystems having feedback In a feedback system, the output signal is fed back and added to the input...
... combining scheme Numerical Results Quasistatic MIMO wireless channels are assumed; that is, the channel impulse response is fixed over one OFDM symbol period but changes across the symbols The simulation ... The inverse discrete fourier transform (IDFT) of these N symbols generates an OFDM symbol Each OFDM symbol has a useful part of duration Ts seconds and a cyclic prefix of length Tg seconds to mitigate ... MRC) is a function of the second-order statistics of the channel and frequency offset estimation errors (although the interference also comprises the fourth-order statistics of the frequency offset...
... part of this paper is organized as follows Section includes basic concepts in fractional calculus In Section 3, we consider stability of the fractional-order linear and nonlinear systems Using of ... to FO nonlinear systems and guarantees locally robust stability of considered system Numerical simulation results are given in Section to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed controller ... απ/2 is satisfied for all eigenvalues λ of matrix A Also, this system is stable if and only if | arg λ | ≥ απ/2 is satisfied for all eigenvalues λ of matrix A with those critical eigenvalues satisfying...
... Department of Wisconsin University at Madison for their hospitality during his visit there The author also thanks Professor Liu Zhaoli for discussions about an argument in this paper References M S Berger ... problems 1.1 are used in recent years by several authors; see 4, and the references therein for some further information For some recent developments of the secondorder systems 1.1 , see In this ... ±∞, 1.4 the same results are obtained In fact, a more general system is considered and the above results are just a special case as A of the results there The conditions which are useful to deal...
... loss due to interference increases as the hop length increases (or in other words as the number of hops in FHSS systems decreases) This performance loss increases as the number of users increases ... probability for coded FHSS systems is derived for different fading statistics and channel estimation assumptions Results are discussed in Section and conclusions are presented in Section SYSTEM MODEL The ... words as the number of hops decreases) For example, for the case of m = 1, 20-user system is worse than the one-user system by almost 0.5 dB, whereas this difference is almost dB for the case of...
... that this approach is just of interest for systems with “slowly changing” matrices The purpose of this section is to apply a new method to investigate the stability of system 4.1 , which combined ... Komissarova, “Stability of delay difference system,” Advances in Difference Equations, vol 2006, Article ID 31409, pages, 2006 R Medina, “Stability analysis of nonautonomous difference systems with ... because the transformed systems usually have time-varying matrix coefficients, which are difficult to analyze using available tools Hence, our results will provide new tools to analyze these kind of systems...
... [26] T Svantesson, “Antennas and propagation from a signal processing perspective,” Ph.D dissertation, Department of Signals and Systems, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden, ... variety of beamforming impairments, such as DOA estimation errors, spatial spreads, and mutual couplings, exist in the system However, the outage probability analysis in previous section is just based ... in Section The effect of impairments in beamforming is investigated in Section Numerical results are presented and discussed in Section Conclusions are given in Section at the base station (BS),...
... of initial problems for systemsof the form (1.3), since the usually used method of steps (being nevertheless hidden in the notion of delayed exponential) gives unwieldy formulas Discrete systems ... remarks Method of representation of solutions developed in the paper can be used to the investigation of some boundary value problems for linear discrete systems with constant coefficients on finite ... intervals Moreover results obtained can be useful in investigation of such asymptotic problems as describing the asymptotic behavior of solutions and the investigation concerning boundedness, convergence,...
... boundary conditions while the case of some (p, q)-Laplacian systems with Dirichlet boundary conditions was also successfully treated in [1, 10, 16, 18] Note that we discuss the case of a potential ... The first eigenvalue of p-Laplacian systems Problems of such a type arise in a variety of applications, for example, non-Newtonian fluids, reaction-diffusion problems, theory of superconductors, biology, ... The first eigenvalue of p-Laplacian systems The eigenfunctions corresponding to λ1 In this section, we complete the proof of Theorem 2.2 establishing the simplicity of λ1 More precisely, we show...
... comparisons test; P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant Values are expressed as means ± SD Results Relaxin and β-estradiol induce collagenase-1 and stromelysin-1 in TMJ disc explants Explanted ... Because the expression of stromelysin and collagenase is often coordinately regulated [29], we assessed stromelysin expression Western blots showed that all three hormone treatments induced stromelysin-1 ... stromelysin-1 expression in explanted discs, we assessed the level of a known substrate, proteoglycans, in Safranin-O-stained sections The GAG-positive area was larger in control discs (30.1 ± 2.8% of...
... : energy input to the mining system : energy loss of the mining system : “Energy Input to each “Process” of the “LCA Main System” or , , “Sub‐system” : “Energy Input to a system : energy losses of a system ... List of Symbols : the nth process of the “LCA Sub‐system” on the “Energy Input side : “product” of “Process” : the nth process of the “LCA Sub‐system” on the “Non‐Energy Input side ... : mass of different forms of fuel (denoted by each respective subscript) : feed mass : mass of wastes (residues) from the fuel fabrication process : mass of fuel for producing thermal energy : product mass : wastes (residues) from the power generation process (quasi‐...
... Distributed Parameter Systems 1.3 Recycle Systems 1.4 Thesis Scope 1.5 Contributions of this Thesis 1.6 Outline of this Thesis Chapter Dynamics of Lumped Parameter Systems with Recycle 11 2.1 ... technique is best suited for self adjoint systems as these orthonormal eigenfunctions are used as basis function for truncated series expansions of the spatially varying inputs and outputs The classical ... parameter systems with recycle We see this as a step towards integrating some of the distributed parameter systems concept with the recycle systems concept 1.5 Contributions of this Thesis An approximate...
... precise asymptotic limit of the time-dependent solution is, in general, more di cult especially when the system possesses multiple steady-state solutions One of the di culties is the lack of explicit ... same as that in (3.1) It is obvious that this system possesses the same trivial and semitrivial steady-state solutions as that in (3.1) If the rate constants in (3.10) satisfy the relation b2 =b1 ... this paper is to investigate the asymptotic behavior of the time-dependent solution of (1.1) in relation to constant steady-state solutions, including regions of attraction of the stable steady...
... (easier) question of proving the lower bounds for NK,n (X) asserted in Theorem 1.1, and finish with a brief discussion of some related issues We make some preliminary remarks Firstly, as was discussed ... importance of a closer study of the distribution of rational points on these Hilbert schemes The results can perhaps be improved using certain techniques from the study of integral points, such as the ... to some subextension L ⊂ K, [L : K] = n Let A(OK )Y be the subset of A(OK ) consisting of points P such that ||fi (P )|| < cY di Then for any subset SY of B(Y )r , we have a diagram of sets (2.1)...
... meaning is clear from the context 1.7 THE CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROBLEM Control systems engineering consists of analysis and design of control systems configurations Analysis is the investigation ... analysis or design Three basic representations (models) of components and systems are used extensively in the study of control systems: Mathematical models, in the form of differential equations, ... control systems, also called discrete-data control systems, or sampleddata control systems, have discrete-time signals or components at one or more points in the system We note that discrete-time...
... Terms of Two Measures with Initial Time Difference Dynamics of Continuous, Discrete and Impulsive Systems Series A: Mathematical Analysis pp 270–275.Watam Press, Waterloo (2007) DCDIS 14 (S2 ) ... transmission line theory, chemical analysis of aqueous solutions, design of heat-flux meters, rheology of soils, growth of intergranular grooves at metal surfaces, quantum mechanical calculations ... Methods and Applications of Initial Time Difference Bound-edness Criteria and Lagrange Stability in Terms of Two Measures for Nonlinear Systems Hacettepe Journal of Mathematics and Statistics 40(2):305–330...
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