In this paper, a decentralized integrated control structure ...

‎The ABS methods‎, ‎introduced by Abaffy‎, ‎Broyden and Spedicato‎, ‎are‎‎direct iteration methods for solving a linear system where the‎‎$i$-th iteration satisfies the first $i$ equations‎, ‎therefore a‎ ‎system of $m$ equations is solved in at most $m$ steps‎. ‎In this‎‎paper‎, ‎we introduce a class of ABS-type methods for solving a full row‎‎rank linear equations‎, ‎w...

For intermediate sized chemical systems the use of an auxiliary basis set (ABS) to fit the charge density provides a useful means of accelerating the performance of various quantum chemical methods. As a consequence much effort has been devoted to the design of various ABSs. This paper explores a fundamentally new approach where the ABS is created dynamically based on the specific orbital basis...

anti-lock braking system (abs) which is a nonlinear and time variant system may not be easily controlled by classic control methods. this is due to the fact that classic linear controllers are just capable of controlling a specific plant in small region of state space. to overcome this problem, a more powerful control technique must be employed for complex nonlinear plants. fuzzy controllers ar...

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ABS methods are a large class of methods, based upon the Egervary rank reducing algebraic process, rst introduced in 1984 by Aba y, Broyden and Spedicato for solving linear algebraic systems, and later extended to nonlinear algebraic equations, to optimization problems and other elds; software based upon ABS methods is now under development. Current ABS literature consists of about 400 papers. ...

ABS methods are a large class of methods, based upon the Egervary rank reducing algebraic process, first introduced in 1984 by Abaffy, Broyden and Spedicato for solving linear algebraic systems, and later extended to nonlinear algebraic equations, to optimization problems and other fields; software based upon ABS methods is now under development. Current ABS literature consists of about 400 pap...