本の詳細
形式
ハードカバー
ページ数
260
言語
英語
公開されました
Dec 13, 2005
出版社
Birkhauser
版
2006
ISBN-10
0817635343
ISBN-13
9780817635343
説明
William M. McEneaney’s work delves into the intricate world of continuous-time and continuous-space nonlinear systems, offering innovative Max-Plus methods that pave the way for advancements in control and estimation. This text focuses on developing a comprehensive understanding of how these systems can be effectively managed, highlighting the mathematical underpinnings essential for engineers and researchers in the field.
The author meticulously breaks down complex concepts, making them accessible to readers who wish to enhance their grasp of nonlinear control theories. By employing Max-Plus algebra, McEneaney provides fresh perspectives on traditional approaches, demonstrating how this framework can lead to more efficient and robust solutions.
Throughout the book, real-world applications are woven into the fabric of the narrative, illustrating the practical implications of theoretical developments. This approach not only underscores the relevance of the Max-Plus methods but also inspires practitioners to adopt these novel techniques in their work.
McEneaney’s rigorous examination of both fundamental principles and cutting-edge strategies offers an invaluable resource for those involved in systems and control theory. His expertise and clarity of expression ensure that this text stands out as a critical guide for navigating the challenges posed by nonlinear systems.
The author meticulously breaks down complex concepts, making them accessible to readers who wish to enhance their grasp of nonlinear control theories. By employing Max-Plus algebra, McEneaney provides fresh perspectives on traditional approaches, demonstrating how this framework can lead to more efficient and robust solutions.
Throughout the book, real-world applications are woven into the fabric of the narrative, illustrating the practical implications of theoretical developments. This approach not only underscores the relevance of the Max-Plus methods but also inspires practitioners to adopt these novel techniques in their work.
McEneaney’s rigorous examination of both fundamental principles and cutting-edge strategies offers an invaluable resource for those involved in systems and control theory. His expertise and clarity of expression ensure that this text stands out as a critical guide for navigating the challenges posed by nonlinear systems.