Titlebook: Knowledge Acquisition, Modeling and Management; 10th European Worksh Enric Plaza,Richard Benjamins Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Ver

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Stefan Decker,Manfred Daniel,Michael Erdmann,Rudi Studer3b]. The kinematic reduction results of Section 8.3 provide a means of reducing the order of the dynamical systems being considered from two to one. The idea of lowering the complexity of representations of mechanical control systems can be related to numerous previous efforts, including work on hyb

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D. Fensel,E. Motta,S. Decker,Z. Zdrahal3b]. The kinematic reduction results of Section 8.3 provide a means of reducing the order of the dynamical systems being considered from two to one. The idea of lowering the complexity of representations of mechanical control systems can be related to numerous previous efforts, including work on hyb

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Dean M. Jones,Ray C. Patona subspace with respect to a base pattern and the invariance of the same subspace with respect to any patterned map. These invariance properties support several important results. First, we obtain that the kernel, image and eigenspaces of patterned maps are invariant with respect to the base transfo

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Rodrigo Martinez-Béjar,V. Richard Benjamins,Fernando Martín-Rubiooblem. This facilitates comparison and will hopefully prove helpful for those readers who are not familiar with some of the original geometric results. The material in this chapter largely follows the presentation of Wonham [77], although we attempt to show more explicitly the relationship between s

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Christine Pierret-Golbreich,Xavier Talon certain control problems are actually simplified. For example, Brockett and Willems [5] showed that the optimal control of infinite Toeplitz systems has an infinite Toeplitz form. The optimal control of finite-dimensional Toeplitz systems, however, can easily be shown by counterexample to not gener