Journal of the Franklin Institute 1997: Vol 334B Table of Contents

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ENGINEERING AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Volume 334B, 1997
List of Contents, Author and Subject Indexes
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Contents of Volume 334B
Number I
NEURAL NETWORKS FOR SINUSOIDAL FREQUENCY ESTIMATION
Lifang Han and Saroj K. Biswas
PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION AND A _ SELF-RECIPROCAL RELATION
INVOLVING CONFLUENT HYPERGEOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
P. A. Lee
MODEL CONVERSION OF UNCERTAIN LINEAR SYSTEMS WITH INPUT TIME-
DELAY VIA THE INTERVAL BILINEAR APPROXIMATION METHOD
Jason S. H. Tsai, Deng H. Li and Leang S. Shieh
INVARIANCE OF STABILITY PROPERTIES OF HADAMARD AND SZEGO
PRODUCT POLYNOMIALS
N. K. Bose and J. Gregor
MINIMUM WEIGHT DESIGN OF COMPOSITE HYBRID SHELLS VIA
SYMBOLIC COMPUTATION
M. Walker, T. Reiss and S. Adali
MODEL OF GRAVITATION WITH REPULSIVE FORCE
M. Agop, D. Tatomir, C. Gh. Buzea, Cristina Buzea
and Zacharias Apostolos
CONTROL OF A BASE-EXCITED INVERTED PENDULUM WITH TWO DEGREES
OF ROTATIONAL FREEDOM
Q. Wu and A. B. Thornton-Trump
SIMPLIFICATION OF A RECENT RESULT ON ROBUST SCHUR STABILITY OF
A COMPLEX-COEFFICIENT POLYNOMIALS SET WITH COEFFICIENTS IN A
DIAMOND
K. K. Yen and S. F. Zhou
SPECTRAL ESTIMATION OF NON-STATIONARY WHITE NOISE
Jeffery C. Allen and Stephen L. Hobbs
A NEw FIR SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION METHOD BASEDO N FOURTH-ORDER
CUMULANTS: APPLICATION TO BLIND EQUALIZATION
Doulay Dembélé and Gérard Favier
NONLINEAR IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL OF A HEAT EXCHANGER: A
NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH
S Bittanti and L. Piroddi
DELAY-INDEPENDENT STABILITY CRITERIA FOR DISCRETE UNCERTAIN
LARGE-SCALE SYSTEMS WITH TIME DELAYS
Chien-Hua Lee and Tsung-Lieh Hsien
Contents of Volume 334B
Number 2
SELF-LEARNING GENERAL PURPOSE PID CONTROLLER
Chunshien Li and Roland Priemer
DERIVATION OF STATE AND OUTPUT EQUATIONS FOR SYSTEMS
CONTAINING SWITCHES AND A NOVEL DEFINITION OF A SWITCH USING
THE BOND GRAPH MODEI
Yakup Demir, Mustafa Poyraz and Muhammet Koksal
ON ANALYSIS OF DISCRETE SINGULARLY PERTURBED NON-LINEAR
SYSTEMS: APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF STABILITY PROPERTIES
R. Bouyekhf and A. El Moudni
DESIGN OF GENERAL STRUCTURED OBSERVERS FOR LINEAR SYSTEMS
WITH UNKNOWN INPUTS
Shao-Kung Chang, Wen-Tong You and Pau-Lo Hsu
NEw SUFFICIENT CONDITIONS FOR THE STABILITY OF CONTINUOUS AND
DISCRETE TIME-DELAY INTERVAL SYSTEMS
Chien-Hua Lee and Tsung-Lieh Hsien
AUTOMATIC MODULATION RECOGNITION—I
E. E. Azzouz and A. K. Nandi
AUTOMATIC MODULATION RECOGNITION—II
E. E. Azzouz andA . K. Nandi
THE JENSEN—-SHANNON DIVERGENCE
M. L. Menéndez, J. A. Pardo, L. Pardo and M. C. Pardo
ALL-INTEGRATOR APPROACH TO LINEAR SISO CONTROL SYSTEM
ANALYSIS USING BLOCK PULSE FUNCTIONS (BPF)
Anish Deb, Gautam Sarkar, Manabrata Bhattacharjee
and Sunit K. Sen
Number 3
DESIGN OF A PERMANENT/ELECTROMAGNETIC MAGNETIC BEARING-CON-
TROLLED ROTOR SYSTEM
Yi-Hua Fan, An-Chen Lee and Foam-Zone Hsiao
STABILIZATION OF DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS WITH NONLINEAR ACTUATORS
Magdi S. Mahmoud
Contents of Volume 334B
SYNTHESIS OF PROFILE ACTUATED LATHE TOOL SLIDE MECHANISM
USING INFORMATION THEORY
G. S. Singh and S. B. L. Beohar
How CAN DIFFERENT INTERPRETATIONS AND USE OF BOND GRAPH
PARAMETERS BE AVOIDED?
Willem Minten, Bart de Moor and Joos Vandewalle
DYNAMICS AND CONTROL OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS IN PARTLY
SPECIFIED MOTION
Wojciech Blajer
A UNIFYING CONTROL SCHEME OF LINEAR CIRCUITS WITH SATURATING
OR DEAD-ZONE ACTUATOR
Yeong-Jeu Sun, Yih-Chang Hsieh and Jer-Guang Hsieh
A UNIFIED GRAPH— THEORETIC APPROACH TO FORMULATING
MULTIBODY DYNAMICS EQUATIONS IN ABSOLUTE OR JOINT
COORDINATES
John J. McPhee
A QUANTITATIVE STABILITY AND BIFURCATION ANALYSES OF THE
GENERALIZED DUFFING OSCILLATOR WITH STRONG NONLINEARITY
Albert C. J. Luo and Ray P. S. Han
THE DECOMPOSITION OF A COMMUNICATION NETWORK CONSIDERING
TRAFFIC DEMAND INTERRELATIONS
J. A. Barria and L. F. Turner
A PERFORMABILITY-ORIENTED APPROACH TO THE DESIGN AND
SYNTHESIS OF DATA NETWORKS
J. A. Barria and L. F. Turner
STABILITY ANALYSIS OF UNCERTAIN FEEDBACK SYSTEMS. WITH
MULTIPLE TIME DELAYS AND SERIES NONLINEARITIES
Feng-Hsiag Hsiao and Jiing-Dong Hwang
Number 4
EFFECTS OF PARASITIC ELEMENTS IN OPERATIONAL TRANS-
CONDUCTANCE AMPLIFIER AM MODULATOR
Arif Nacaroglu and Giilay Tohumoglu
RELATION BETWEEN POLE-PLACEMENT AND LINEAR QUADRATIC
REGULATOR FOR DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS
Abdul-Razzaq S. Arar, Mahmoud E. Sawan and
Abdullah J. Tamraz
Contents of Volume 334B
A FIRST-ORDER STATIONARY MARKOV CLASS A TRANSITION DENSITY
Evangelos A. Kokkinos and Andreas M. Maras
UPPER AND LOWER MATRIX BOUNDS OF THE SOLUTIONS FOR THE
CONTINUOUS AND DISCRETE LYAPUNOV EQUATIONS
Chien-Hua Lee and Fan-Chu Kung
A HYBRID METHOD FOR PARAMETER TUNING OF PID CONTROLLERS
Chia-Ju Wu and Ching-Huo Huang
ASYMPTOTIC REGION OF STABILITY OF DIGITAL FILTERS REPRESENTED
BY y/i] = Ayfi-1] + By[i—N-1] +x[i]
A. K. Nandi
HYBRID BAYESIAN PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF
CHANGE-POINTS
Scott MacDougall and Asoke K. Nandi
TRANSMISSION ZEROS AND THE TWO-PORT PARAMETERS
Qiang-Zhong Zha and Wai-Kai Chen
ROBUST DESIGN FOR DISTURBANCE REJECTION IN TIME DELAY SYSTEMS
Gabor Szita and C. K. Sanathanan
UNDERSTANDING MULTIBODY DYNAMICS USING BOND GRAPH
REPRESENTATIONS
Dean Karnopp
FLEXIBLE SAMPLING OF A STATE-DELAY SYSTEM
Chuen-Ming Chen
A NOVEL ALGORITHM FOR CALCULATING THE SMALLEST LIAPUNOV
EXPONENT
Xiao Dachuan and He Qing
DELAY-DEPENDENT EXPONENTIAL STABILITY CRITERIA FOR NONLINEAR
TIME-VARYING DISCRETE SYSTEMS WITH MULTIPLE TIME DELAYS
Yeong-Jeu Sun and Gwo-Jeng Yu
FILTERING, SMOOTHIANND G PREDICTION FOR WIDE-BAND NOISE DRIVEN
LINEAR SYSTEMS
A. E. Bashirov, H. Etikan andN . Semi
FREE CONVECTION EFFECTS ON A VISCOELASTIC BOUNDARY LAYER
FLOW WITH ONE RELAXATION TIME THROUGH A POROUS MEDIUM
Magady A. Ezzat and Mohammed Z. Abd-Elaal
AN INFORMATION-THEORETIC APPROACH TO THE DESIGN OF A
DISTRIBUTED CASCADE OF SENSORS
Jiann-Ching Guey, Mark R. Bell and John T. Coffey
Contents of Volume 334B
Number 5/6
Special Issue on
Visions of Nonlinear Mechanics in the 21st Century
EDITORIAL
TUTORIAL—REVIEW PAPER
CHUA’S CIRCUIT AND THE QUALITATIVE THEORY OF DYNAMICAI
SYSTEMS
Christian Mira
ARTICLES
NON-LINEAR SCIENCE AND THE LAWS OF NATURE
Ilya Prigogine
VISIONS OF SYNERGETICS
Hermann Haken
MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS OF NONLINEAR DYNAMICS: A TUTORIAL
Leonid P. Shilnikov
EXPERIMENTAL NONLINEAR PHYSICS
Werner Lauterborn, Thomas Kurz and Ulrich Parlitz 865
NONLINEAR PHYSICS: INTEGRABILITY, CHAOS AND BEYOND
M. Lakshmanan 909
NONLINEAR SCIENCE—THE IMPACT OF BIOLOGY
H. V. Holden 971
NONLINEAR COMPUTATION
Riidiger Seydel
NONLINEAR NUMERICS
Eusehius J. Doedel 1049
SOME HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF NONLINEAR DYNAMICS—POSSIBLE
TRENDS FOR THE FUTURE
Christian Mira
CONTROL AND APPLICATIONS OF CHAOS
Celso C. Grebogi, Ying-Cheng Lai and Scott Hayes 1115
QUANTUM-DOT DEVICES AND QUANTUM-DOT CELLULAR AUTOMATA
Woollff gang Peorr od 1147

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