Stabilizing Recyclables

Group Collection of Recyclables in Japan

Recyclables): Rfid and the Handling of Municipal Solid Waste

This article examines how RFID (radio frequency identification) is poised to help transform the way we handle our trash our MSW (Municipal Solid Waste). We provide an overview showing that trash trends in the United States are not good, as modern life has meant increasing volumes of trash that can be disposed of in fewer and fewer landfills. We examine how RFID can be employed in the MSW area t...

“Stabilizing” the stabilizing controllers

The main purpose of this paper is to revisit the internal/simultaneous/robust stabilization problems without assuming the existence of doubly coprime factorizations for the transfer matrices. Indeed, it has been recently shown in the literature that an internally stabilizable does not generally admit doubly coprime factorizations. Firstly, we give new necessary and sufficient conditions for int...

Effective location models for sorting recyclables in public management

The recycling of urban solid wastes is a critical point for the ‘‘closing supply chains’’ of many products, mainly when their value cannot be completely recovered after use. In addition to environmental aspects, the process of recycling involves technical, economic, social and political challenges for public management. For most of the urban solid waste, the management of the end-of-life depend...

Stabilizing bisets

Let G be a finite group and let R be a commutative ring. We analyse the (G,G)-bisets which stabilize an indecomposable RG-module. We prove that the minimal ones are unique up to equivalence. This result has the same flavor as the uniqueness of vertices and sources up to conjugation and resembles also the theory of cuspidal characters in the context of Harish-Chandra induction for reductive grou...