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  • The first significant results in the theory of equations (4) were obtained in [[#References|[11]]], where an effective ...dity of the majority of results listed above has also been established for systems of equations of type (4); however, in contrast to the case of a single equa
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  • ...f [[Orbit stability|orbit stability]] of closed trajectories of autonomous systems of differential equations one has to apply necessary and sufficient conditi ...">[10]</TD> <TD valign="top"> E. Jury, "Inners and stability of dynamic systems" , Wiley (1974)</TD></TR></table>
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  • ...ed space]]), in problems concerning the extension of functions, and in the theory of differential equations. In optimization over a finite or infinite horizon, e.g. in the theory of optimal economic growth, one aims to maximize a future return function
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  • A code intended for the control of the functioning of an adder. When adding numbers represented in the bina ...rror-correcting code|Error-correcting code]]). In the study of problems of control of an adder one usually considers an encoding $ f: \{ 0 \dots M - 1 \} \
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  • ...ems, in particular, in circuit theory [[#References|[a4]]] and for control theory problems involving an $ H ^ \infty $- ...[[#References|[a1]]]. Generalizations of the Nevanlinna–Pick interpolation theory have also been developed for functions of several variables (see [[#Referen
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  • are obtained in a less general form than for single-server systems, and are connected with a condition on the existence of so-called renewal e must be satisfied. If for such systems, in triangular arrays, the distributions of $ \tau _ {j} ^ {(n)} e $
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  • ...ces|[a21]]], [[#References|[a22]]] for general surveys of linear filtering theory. ...metrization, and this has led to extensive research on characterizing such systems and exploring the connection, uncovered by R.W. Brockett and J.M.C. Clark [
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  • ...s generalizations and modifications which reflect various features of real systems. In the case of a finite automaton $ (A, S, B, \phi , \psi ) $ ..., algebraic theory of|Automata, algebraic theory of]]); problems in coding theory generate the concepts of self-regulating automata, reversible automata, etc
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  • ...rcuit is one of the first classes of control systems (cf. [[Control system|Control system]]) considered from the mathematical point of view, as well as one of ...valign="top"> V.I. Shestakov, "On a logical calculus applicable to the theory of relay-contact circuits" ''Uchen. Zap. Moskov. Gosudarstv. Univ. Mat.''
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  • ...te evolution of the process is observed by the controller. A corresponding theory has also been developed in the case of partial observations (incomplete dat ...w.encyclopediaofmath.org/legacyimages/c/c026/c026010/c02601030.png" /> and control action <img align="absmiddle" border="0" src="https://www.encyclopediaofmat
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  • ...of finite-dimensional vector spaces, fields, algebraic systems, functional systems, etc.) which is independent of the particular computer used and which may b ...arious programming methods. A computational algorithm contains a number of control parameters, which remain indefinite in the first part, form a fixed part of
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  • ...bjects, such as complex spaces, topological manifolds, algebras, etc. Such systems occur in may parts of mathematics both as tools and as objects to be invest parameter systems of smooth curves $ \{ \sigma ^ {1} \dots \sigma ^ {n} \} $
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  • ...(from their own specific standpoints). By revealing the general aspects in systems of such different nature, cybernetics provides a general and moreover new m In many specific cybernetic systems, time is regarded as a parameter taking only a discrete set of values (usua
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  • ...cal systems with discrete states and changes of states called events; such systems arise e.g. in digital network communication protocols. ...l calculus" D. Franke (ed.) F. Kraus (ed.) , ''Design Methods of Control Systems'' , '''2''' , Pergamon (1991) pp. 723–728</TD></TR></table>
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  • In control theory one studies equations $ \dot{x} = f( x, u) $ with a control parameter $ u $;
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  • ...[[Krein space|Krein space]]). The results are used in [[H^infinity-control-theory| $ H ^ \infty $ control theory]] (see [[#References|[a8]]]), and when the data are Fourier coefficients of
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  • ...uters and of programming them relies, to a large extent, on ideas from the theory of algorithms and mathematical cybernetics. In turn, practical work with co Common to all abstract machines is the presence of a finite control device that may be in one of the states $ q _ {1} \dots q _ {k} $.
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  • The modern theory of linear inequalities has been constructed on the basis of this generaliza ...onomic technology and economic planning reduce to the solution of specific systems of linear inequalities; this has significantly determined the modern trend
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  • ...rators which is one of the most important classes of operators in function theory; it has many applications in different fields of mathematics and applied ma ...Hankel operators. The following realization is very important in function theory. Given a function $\phi \in L ^ { \infty }$, one defines the Hankel operato
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  • ...ts. Actually, Wold introduced (a1) as a joint representation for AR and MA systems (cf. also [[Mixed autoregressive moving-average process|Mixed autoregressiv ...esponding to stable and miniphase ARMA or (finite-dimensional) state space systems is by far the most important one. In this case there is a wide class of ide
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