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PROCEEDINGS OF THE

30th IEEE CONFERENCE ON DECISION AND CONTROL

11 -13 December 1991

Metropole Hotel Brighton, England

IEEE Control

Systems Society

Volume 1 of 3

91CH3076-7

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TECHNICAL PROGRAM

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WEDNESDAY Wednesday Plenary Session

8:30-9:30 Plenary

Glover K., Univ Cambridge UK Chairs: Antsaklis P.J., Univ Notre Dame USA Atherton D.P., Univ Sussex UK 10:00-12:00 Sessions W1-

W1-1 System Representations: A Behavioral 8:30-9:30

Framework Plenary Speaker: Glover K., Univ Cambridge UK

W1-2 Robustness Under Parametric Uncertainties -1 Title: Robust Paradigms

W1-3 Nonlinear Stabilization

W1-4 Discrete Event Dynamic Systems -1

W1-5 Mechanical Systems W1-1

W1-6 Neural Networks: Control System Representations: A Behavioral Framework W1-7 Hqo Optimal Control -1

W1-8 Design of Linear Control Systems -1

W1-9 Optimal Control and Nonsmooth Analysis Organizers: Antoulas A.C., Rice Univ USA

W1-10 Identification for Control Weiland S., Rice Univ USA

W1-11 Decentralized Control Chairs: Weiland S., Rice Univ USA

W1-12 Adaptive Control in Robotics Antoulas A.C., Rice Univ USA

1:30-3:30 Sessions W2- 10:00-10:20

W2-1 Algebraic and Geometric Advances from On Linear Recursive Modelling (I) 2

Linear to Nonlinear Systems Antoulas A.C., Rice Univ USA

W2-2 Robustness Under Parametric Uncertainties

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II Willems J.C., Univ Groningen NETHERLANDS W2-3 Nonlinear Systems -1

W2-4 Control of Markov Processes 10:20-10:40

W2-5 Applications -1 Equivalence of Representations for

a

Class of

W2-6 Panel Discussion: Neural Networks in Control Nonstationary Processes (I) 3

Systems Schumacher J.M., CWI-Centre for Math.and Comp Science

W2-7 Ho, Optimal Control

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II NETHERLANDS

W2-8 Multivariable Systems

10:40-10:50 W2-9 Optimal Control -1

W2-10 New Directions in Linear System Identification -1 The Realization Problem for Non-Causal Systems (I) 9 W2-11 Estimation and Failure Detection Heij C, Erasmus Univ Rotterdam NETHERLANDS

W2-12 Robotic Applications

10:50-11:00

4:00-6:00 Sessions W3- Irreducible Representation of L2-Signals 11

W3-1 Alternative Input / Output Representations Picci G., Univ di Padova ITALY

W3-2 Robust Adaptive Control -1 Pinzoni S., Univ Groningen NETHERLANDS W3-3 Nonlinear Systems

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II

11:00-11:20 W3-4 Control and Optimization of Queueing Systems -1

W3-5 Critical Issues and Open Problems in the Approximate Identification with Linear

Industrial Applications of Control Regression Models (I) 3108

W3-6 Neural Networks: Learning van den Hof P.M.J., Tech Univ Delft NETHERLANDS W3-7 Stability Analysis of Systems with Structured

11:20-11:40 Uncertainties

W3-8 Pole Placement and Stabilization Balanced Representations for

a

W3-9 Optimal Control

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II Class of L2 Systems (I) 13

W3-10 New Directions in Linear System Identification

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II Weiland S., Rice Univ USA W3-11 Model Based Predictive Control

W3-12 Robotics

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11:40-11:50

Representations of Symmetric Linear

Dynamical Systems (I) 17

Fagnani F., Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa ITALY Willems J.C., Univ Groningen NETHERLANDS

11:50-12:00

Balanced Representations: A Functional Point of View (I)

Fuhrmann P.A., Ben Gurion Univ the Negev ISRAEL

Ober R., Univ Texas-Dallas USA

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Chairs: Djaferis T.E., Univ Massachusetts USA Kraus F.J., ETH-Zurich SWITZERLAND

Chairs: Cook P., UMIST UK

Michalska H., Imperial College UK

10:00-10:20

Factorization and Smallest-Norm Roots of Multivariable

Polynomials in Robustness Analysis 19

El Ghaoui L, Bliman P.-A., ETCA/CREA/SP FRANCE

.25 10:20-10:40

On Robustness Analysis with Non-Diagonal Structured Uncertainty

Chen J., Fan M.K.H., Nett C.N., Georgia Inst Tech USA

10:40-11:00

Analysis and Filter Design for Strict Positive Realness of

Families of Polynomials 31

Tesi A., Zappa G., Univ Firenze ITALY Vicino A., Politecnico Torino ITALY

11:00-11:20

On the Strict and Wide-Sense Stability Robustness

of Uncertain Systems

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Application of a New

Frequency Criterion 37

Tsypkin Y.Z., Polyak B.T., Acad Sciences USSR Katbab A., George Washington Univ USA Jury E.I., Univ Miami USA

11:20-11:30

Robust Stability of Control Systems: Extreme Point Results

for the Stability of Edges 43

Kraus F.J., Mansour M., Truol W., ETH-Zurich SWITZERLAND Anderson B.D.O., Australian Nat'l Univ AUSTRALIA

11:30-11:40

On the Robust Stability Analysis of

Multivariable Systems 45

Zhou K., Gu G., Louisiana State Univ USA

11:40-11:50

Avoidance and Intersection in the Complex Plane, a Tool for

Simultaneous Stabilization 47

Blondel V., Campion G., Gevers M., Univ Catholique de Louvain BELGIUM

11:50-12:00

Robust Nonnegative Stabilization of Interval

Discrete Systems 49

Shafai B., Northeastern Univ USA Hollot C.V., Univ Massachusetts .USA

10:00-10:20

Some Sufficient Conditions for the Semiglobal Stabilization of Globally Noninteractive Nonlinear Systems via Dynamic

State-Feedback 52

Battilotti S., Univ Studi Roma ITALY Dayawansa W.P., Univ Maryland USA

10:20-10:40

Linear Feedback Stabilization of Nonlinear Systems 58 Fu J.-H., Wright State Univ USA

Abed E.H., Univ Maryland USA

10:40-11:00

Robust Receding Horizon Control 64

Mayne D.Q., Univ California-Davis USA Michalska H., Imperial College UK

11:00-11:10

On the Stabilizability of Multiple Integrators by Means of

Bounded Feedback Controls 70

Sussmann H.J., Yang Y., Rutgers Univ USA

11:10-11:20

Versions of Sontag's "Input to State Stability Condition"

and the Global Stabilizability Problem 73

Tsinias J., Nat'l Tech Univ GREECE

11:20-11:30

Receding Horizon Control for Nonlinear

Time-Varying Systems 75

Vinter R.B., Michalska H., Imperial College UK

11:30-11:40

Stability Analysis for

a

Class of Linear Controllers Under

Control Constraints 77

Dolphus R.M., Schmitendorf W.E., Univ Calif.-lrvine USA

11:40-11:50

Stabilizing Controllers for Systems With Sensor or Actuator Failures

Gundes A.N., Univ Calif.-Davis USA

11:50-12:00

Exponential Stablization Using Piecewise Constant Gain Adaptation

Ilchmann A., Univ Hamburg GERMANY

Owens D.H., Univ Exter UK

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Discrete Event Dynamic Systems -1

Chairs: Cao X.R., DEC USA

Kumar R„ Univ Kentucky USA

10:00-10:20

On the Complexity of Forbidden State Analysis for

Controlled Marked Graphs

Magott J., Polytech Warsaw POLAND

Holloway L.E., Krogh B.H., Carnegie-Mellon Univ USA

10:20-10:40

Supervisory Design Using Petri Nets

Giua A., DiCesare F., Rensselaer Polytech Inst USA

.85

.92

10:40-11:00

Using Predicate Transformers for

Supervisory Control

Kumar R., Garg V., Marcus S.I., Univ Texas USA

11:00-11:20

Optimizing Discrete Event Dynamic Systems via

the Gradient Surface Method

Ho Y.-C, Shi L, Dai L, Harvard Univ USA

Gong W.-B., Univ Massachusetts USA

11:20-11:40

Application of Descent Algorithms with Armijo Stepsizes to Simulation-Based Optimization

of Queueing Networks

Wardi Y., Lee K., Georgia Inst Tech USA

11:40-11:50

Fixed Utilization Perturbation Analysis

Logsdon J.B., Gluck J.W., Univ Illinois-Chicago USA

11:50-12:00

Dynamic Routing in Delay networks: Ergodicity,

Transients and Large Excursions Boel R.K., Univ Gent BELGIUM

.98

.104

.110

.116

.118

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Mechanical Systems'

Chairs: Williams T., Univ Cincinnati USA Walker D., Univ Leicester UK

10:00-10:20

Adaptive Control of

a

class of Mechanical Sys¬

tems using Linearization and Lyapunov

methods. A comparative study on the overhead

crane example 120

d'Andrea-Novel B., Boustany F., Ecole des Mines de Paris FRANCE

10:20-10:30

A Full-Flight-Envelope High-Bandwith Rotorcraft

Flight-Control System 126

Walker D., Postlethwaite I., Univ Leicester UK

10:30-10:40

Discrete Time Control Laws for A High

Performance Helecopter 128

Walker D., Postlethwaite I., Univ Leicester UK

10:40-11:00

Collision Avoidance in a Multiple-Robot System Using Intelligent Control and Neural Networks 130 Shin K.G., Cui X., Univ Michigan USA

11:00-11:20

On the Control of

a

Two Dimensional Multi-Link Inverted Pendulum: Co-ordinate System Suitability for

Dynamic Formulation 136

Larcombe P.J., Univ Glasgow UK

11:20-11:30

Adaptive Multi-Sensor Integration in Uncertain

Environment with Imperfect Sensors 142 Hong L, Wright State Univ, USA

11:30-11:40

Feedback Controlled Satellite Angular Momentum:

On the Analytic Solution of the Angular Velocity 144 Siguerdidjane H.B., Ecole Sup.d'Electr.FRANCE

11:40-11:50

Flexible Robot Identification Using

Nonparametric Techniques 146

Krzyzak A., Concordia Univ CANADA Sasiadek J., Carleton Univ CANADA

11:50-12:00

Nonlinear Stabilizing Control Law With a Dynamical High Gain Observer, Application

to Mechanical Process 148

Chorot T., DeLeon M.J., Univ Claude Bernard FRANCE

W1-6

Neural Networks: Control

Chairs: Warwick K., Univ Reading UK

Denham M„ Polytechnic South West UK

10:00-10:20

A Study of Dynamic Behavior of

a

Recurrent

Neural Network for Control

Kim A., Wu C.-H., Northwestern Univ USA

10:20-10:40

A Dead-Zone Approach in Nonlinear Adaptive

Control Using Neural Networks Chen F.-C, Nat'l Chiao Tung Univ ROC

.150

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10:40-11:00

Neuromorphic Sensing and Control

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Applications

to Position, Force and Impact Control for

Robotic Manipulator 162

Fukuda T., Shibata T., Kosuge K., Arai F., Tokita M., Mitsuoka T., Nagoya Univ JAPAN

.168

.170

.172 11:00-11:10

Sensory-Motor Control of Intelligent Robots Using Oscillatory Neural Networks

Denham M.J., Patel S., Polytechnic South West UK

11:10-11:20

Multilevel Control of Dynamical Systems Using

Neural Networks

Narendra K.S., Mukhopadhyay S., Yale Univ USA

11:20-11:30

A Nonlinear Receding Horizon Controller Based

on

Connectionist Models

Sbarbaro D., Hunt K.J., Univ Glasgow UK

11:30-11:40

Multi-Layer Neural Networks for the Solution of Generalized Nonlinear Terminal Control Problems

Parisini T., Zoppoli R., Univ di Genova ITALY

11:40-11:50

Neural Network-Based Identification and Adaptive

Control of Nonlinear Systems: A Novel Dynamical

Network Architecture and Training Policy 180 Karakazoglu A., Sudharsanan S.I., Sundareshan M. K., Univ Arizona USA

11:50-12:00

Learning Control of

an

Inverted Pendulum Using a

Neural Network

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Ishida T., Univ Ryukyus JAPAN Shiokawa N., Okinawa NEC JAPAN

.174

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10:40-11:00

The Robust H^ Control Problem:

A Worst Case Design

Stoorvogel A.A., Eindhoven Univ Tech NETHERLANDS

11:00-11:20

Fast and Numerically Robust Algorithm for Computing the Hx Optimum

Gahinet P., INRIA FRANCE

Pandey P., Univ California-Berkeley USA

11:20-11:30

Robust Ho,, Disturbance Minimization by Duality.

Owens J.G., Zames G., McGill Univ CANADA

11:30-11:40

Super-Optimization For

a

Class of Four- Block Problems

Nyman P.-O., UnivTwente NETHERLANDS

.194

.200

.206

.210

.212

.214

Hoo Optimal Control -1

11:40-11:50

Properties of Algebraic Riccati Inequalities and H0 Robust Sub-Optimal Controller Design

Shen T., Tamura K., Sophia Univ JAPAN

11:50-12:00

Hoo and H2 Optimal Controllers for Periodic and Multi-Rate Systems

Voulgaris P.G., Dahleh M.A., Valavani L.S., MIT USA

W1-8

Design of Linear Control Systems

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Chairs: Koumboulis F.N., Nat'l Univ Athens GREECE Syrmos V.L., Univ Hawaii -Manoa USA

10:00-10:20

A General Compensator Synthesis Approach for

Generalized Systems Using (C;E,A;B)-Pairs Syrmos V.L., Univ Hawaii-Manoa USA Lewis F.L., Univ Texas-Arlington USA

.217

Chairs: Limebeer D.J., Imperial College UK

Sideris A., California Inst of Tech USA

10:00-10:20

A Non-Iterative Method for Computing the Infimum in

Hoo-Optimization 182

Chen B.M., Washington State Univ USA

Saberi A., Ly U.-L, Univ Washington USA

10:20-10:40

Constrained H* Optimization: A Design Example 188 Rotstein H., Sideris A., California Inst Tech USA

10:20-10:40

Linear Systems with Single Saturated Input:

Stability Analysis 223

Suarez R., Alvarez J., Univ Metropol Iztapalapa MEXICO

10:40-11:00

Internal Model Control and Disturbance Observers 229 Gorez R., Galardini D., Zhu K.Y., Univ Cath Louvain BELGIUM

11:00-11:20

A Comparison of Loop Shaping Techniques 235

Sparks A.G., Banda S.S., Yeh H.H., WRDC/FIGC Wright-

Patterson USA

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11:20-11:30

Quasi-Perfect Tracking Control of Non-Minimal wi-10

~

Phase Systems 241 Identification for Control

Torfs D., Swevers J., De Schutter J., Univ Leuven BELGIUM

11:30-11:40

On Output Frequency-Weighted

Controller Reduction 245

Yang J.-S., Univ Minnesota USA

11:40-11:50

Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for

a

Nonminimum Phase Plant to Have

a

Recoverable Target Loop

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A

Stable Compensator Design for LTR 248

Chen B.M., Saberi A., Washington State Univ USA Sannuti P., Rutgers Univ USA

W1-9

Optimal Control and Nonsmooth Analysis"

Organizers: Goodwin G.C., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA Kosut R.L, Integrated Systems Inc.USA

Chairs: Goodwin G.C., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA Kosut R.L., Integrated Systems Inc.USA

10:00-10:20

Model Quality: The Roles of Prior Knowledge and

Data Information (I) 273

Hjalmarsson H., Ljung L., Wahlberg B., Linkoping Univ SWEDEN

10:20-10:40

H2 Iterative Model Refinement and Control

Robustness Enhancement (I) 279

Zang Z., Bitmead R.R., Gevers M., Australian Nat'l Univ AUSTRALIA

Organizers: Vinter R.B., Imperial College UK

Frankowska H., Univ de Paris-Dauphine FRANCE Chairs: Vinter R.B., Imperial College UK

Frankowska H., Univ de Paris-Dauphine FRANCE

10:00-10:20

Existence of Solutions in Dynamic Optimization (I) 250

Clarke F.H., Univ de Montreal CANADA

10:20-10:40

Free Time Optimal Control Problems with Active

State Constraints (I) 255

Rowland J.D.L, Vinter R.B., Imperial College UK

10:40-11:00

Optimization of Differential Inclusions by

Finite Differences (I) 257

Mordukhovich B., Wayne State Univ USA

11:00-11:20

Free Time Problems with Endpoint Constraints:

A Dynamic Programming Approach (I) 263

Vinter R.B., Imperial College UK

11:20-11:40

Lower Semicontinuous Solutions to Hamilton-

Jacobi-Bellman Equation (I) 265

Frankowska H„ Univ de Paris-Dauphine FRANCE

11:40-12:00

Controllability and Sensitivity of Control Problems

with Respect to Time Delay (I) 271

Clarke F.H., Wolenski P., Louisiana State Univ USA

10:40-11:00

Optimal Model Order Selection and Estimation of Model

Uncertainty for Identification with Finite Data (I) 285 Goodwin G.C., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA

Gevers M., Univ Louvain BELGIUM Ninness B., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA

11:00-11:20

Robust Control Design for Ellipsoidal Plant Set 291

Lau M.K., Boyd S., Stanford Univ USA Kosut R.L., Integrated Systems Inc.USA

Franklin G.F., Stanford Univ USA

11:20-11:30

Adaptive Robust Control: On-Line Learning (I) 297 Anderson B.D.O., Australian Nat'l Univ AUSTRALIA

Kosut R.L, Integrated Systems Inc.USA

11:30-11:40

Conservatism of the Gap Metric 299

Hsieh G.C., Safonov M.G., Univ Southern California USA

11:40-12:00

Multivariable Process Identification Based

on

Frequency Domain Measures (I) 303

Zhu Y.C., IPCOS, Datex BV NETHERLANDS

Backx A.C.P.M., Eykhoff P., Eindhoven Univ NETHERLANDS

W1-11

Decentralized Control

Chairs: Ozguner U., Ohio State Univ USA Misra P., Wright State Univ USA

10:00-10:20

Reliable Decentralized Stabilization of Feedforward

and Feedback Interconnected Systems 309

Unyelioglu K.A., Ozguler A.B., Bilkent Univ TURKEY

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10:20-10:40

Some Issues in Decentralized Control of

Nonlinear Systems 315

Schoenwald DA, Ozguner U., Ohio State Univ USA

10:40-11:00

Decentralized Control of Nonlinear Uncertain Systems

with Bounded Uncertainties 321

Han M.C., Chen Y.-H., Georgia Inst Tech USA

11:00-11:20

Parallel Design of Suboptimal Regulators for Singularly

Perturbed Systems with Multiple-Time Scales 327 Wang Y.-Y., Frank P.M., Univ Duisburg GERMANY

11:20-11:40

Decentralized Exponential Stabilization of Deterministic and Stochastic Large Scale Systems: A

Unified Approach 333

Feng Z.-S., Liu Y.-Q., South China Univ Tech PRC

11:40-11:50

Decentralized Stabilization of Linear Time-Invariant

Distributed Parameter Systems 339

Unyelioglu K.A., Ozguler A.B., Bilkent Univ TURKEY

11:50-12:00

Overlapping Decentralized Control 341 Iftar A., Univ Toronto CANADA

W1-12

Adaptive Control in Robotics"

Chairs: Khosla P.K., Carnegie Mellon Univ USA

Lozano Leal R., Lab d'Auto de Grenoble FRANCE

10:00-10:20

A New Approach to Control Elastic Joint Robots with

Application to Adaptive Control 343

Nicosia S., Tomei P., Seconda Univ Roma ITALY

10:20-10:40

Adaptive Control of Deburring Robots Based

on

Human Skill Models 348

Liu S., Asada H., Massachusetts Inst Tech USA

10:40-11:00

Trajectory Following Robust Adaptive Control of Flexible

Joint Manipulators 354

Al-Ashoor R.A., Khorasani K., Patel R.V., Al-Khalili A.J., Concordia Univ CANADA

11:00-11:20

Adaptive Algorithms for Force/Position Control of Flexible Joint Manipulators wih Holonomic Constraints 361

Brogliato B., Lab d'Automatique Grenoble FRANCE Lozano Leal R., Centro Invest y Estud Avanz MEXICO

11:20-11:40

Robust Variable Structure and Adaptive Control of

Single-Arm Dynamics 367

Chen L.-W., Papavassilopoulos G.P., Univ Southern California USA

11:40-11:50

Robust Speed-Gradient Adaptive Control Algorithms

for Manipulators and Mobile Robots 3095 Guser S.V., Fradkov A.L., Makarov I.A., Academy of Sciences USSR

W2-1

Algebraic and Geometric Advances from Linear to Nonlinear

Systems

Organizers: Sain M.K., Univ Notre Dame USA Perdon A.M., Univ di Padova ITALY Chairs: Perdon A.M., Univ di Padova ITALY Sain M.K., Univ Notre Dame USA

1:30-1:50

The Extended Interactor in the Study of Nonregular

Control Problems (I) 373

Herrera H.A.N., Lafay J.F., CNRS Nantes FRANCE

Zagalak P., Czech.Academy of Sciences CZECHOSLOVAKIA

1:50-2:10

Pole Zero Conservation Results for Nonminimal

Systems (I) 378

Schrader C.B., Rice Univ USA

Sain, M.K., Univ Notre Dame USA

2:10-2:30

Block Noninteracting Control with Pole Assignment of

Linear Periodic Systems (I) 384

Graselli O.M., Seconda Univ di Roma ITALY Longhi S., Univ di Ancona ITALY

2:30-2:40

Small (A,B)-lnvariant Subspaces in Disturbance

Decoupling Problems (I) 390

Conte G., Univ di Ancona ITALY Perdon A.M., Univ de Padova ITALY

2:40-2:50

Qualitative Theory for Dynamical Systems with

Saturation Nonlinearities (I) 392

Michel A!N., Sain M.K., Univ Notre Dame USA

2:50-3:10

On the Algebraization of Nonlinear Control (I) 394

Hammer J., Univ Florida USA

3:10-3:30

Equivalence of Nonlinear Systems Under Dynamic

State Feedback (I) 400

Di Benedetto M.D., Univ di Roma "La Sapienza" ITALY

Glumineau A., Moog C.H., CNRS Nantes FRANCE

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Robustness Under Parametric Uncertainties

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II

Chairs: Hollot C, Univ Massachusetts USA

Djaferis T.E., Univ Massachusetts USA

1:30-1:50

To Stabilize

an

Interval Plant Family it Suffices to

Simultaneously Stabilize 64 Polynomials 406 Djaferis T.E., Univ Massachusetts USA

1:50-2:10

Matrix Pencil and Matrix Measure Methods for Robust

Stability in Real Parameter Spaces 411 Wang M., Lee E.B., Boley D., Univ Minnesota USA

2:10-2:30

On the Stability Robustness of Additively Perturbed

Interconnected Systems 416

Wu Q.-H., Mansour M., ETH Zurich SWITZERLAND

2:30-2:50

Robust Strict Positive Realness: New Results for Interval

Plant Plus Controller Families 421

Vicino A., Politecnico Torino ITALY Tesi A., Univ Firenze ITALY

2:50-3:10

Vertex-Like Design Methods for Systems With Real

Parameter Uncertainty 427

Djaferis T.E., Univ Massachusetts USA

3:10-3:20

Criteria for Schur Stability and D-Stability of

a

Family of Polynomials Constrained with lp-Norm 433

Joya K., Furuta K., Tokyo Inst Tech JAPAN

3:20-3:30

Extremal Properties for the Parametric Robust

Performance Problems 435

Dahleh M., Univ California-Santa Barbara USA Tesi A., Univ Firenze ITALY

Vicino A., Politecnico Torino ITALY

W2-3

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Nonlinear Systems -T

Chairs: Sussmann H.J., Rutgers Univ USA

Bensoussan D., Ecole de Tech Super CANADA

1:30-1:50

Limits of Highly Oscillatory Controls and the Approximation of General Paths by

Admissible Trajectories 437

Sussmann H.J., Liu W., Rutgers Univ USA

Discretization Schemes for Nonlinear Singularly

Perturbed Systems 443

Barbot J.P., Monaco S., Univ Roma ITALY

Normand-Cyrot D., Pantalos N., CNRS/ESE FRANCE

2:10-2:30

Suboptimal Synthesis of Nonlinear Control Systems

*

Trigul M.V., Kharkov Eng Pedagogics Inst USSR

2:30-2:40

A Nonlinear Standard Problem 449

Bensoussan D., Ecole de Tech Super CANADA

2:40-2:50

A Constructive Approach to Algebraic Observability 451

Germundsson R., Forsman K., Linkoping Univ SWEDEN

2:50-3:00

A Simple and Robust Nonlinear Estimator 453 Deza F., Shell Recherche FRANCE

Gauthier J.P., Univ Claude Bernard FRANCE

3:00-3:10

Some Results About Nonlinear Regularly

Persistent Observers 455

DeLeon M.J., Chorot T., Univ Claudi Bernard FRANCE

3:10-3:20

On Observers for

a

Class of Nonlinear Systems 457

DeLeon M.J., Chorot T., Univ Claude Bernard FRANCE

W2-4

Control of Markov Processes

Chairs: Marcus S.I., Univ Texas USA

Shwartz A., Technion ISRAEL

1:30-1:50

Guaranteed Performance Regions for

Markov Models 459

Shimkin N., Shwartz A., Technion ISRAEL

1:50-2:10

Aggregation-Disaggregation Algorithm for Epsilon2- Singularly Perturbed Limiting Average Markov

Control Problems 465

Abbad MM Filar J.A., Univ Maryland-Baltimore USA

2:10-2:30

Optimal Index Policies for MDPs with

a

Constraint 471 Makowski A., Univ Maryland USA

Shwartz A., Technion ISRAEL

2:30-2:50

Analysis and Algorithm for the Stochastic Control Problem

of

a

Production / Storage System 477

Ribeiro do Val J.B., Felix Salles J.L, Univ Campinas BRAZIL

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2:50-3:00

Monte Carlo Summation Applied to Multichain

Queueing Networks 483

Ross K.W., Wang J., Univ Pennsylvania USA

3:00-3:10

Markov Decision Models with Weighted

Discounted Criteria 485

Feinberg E.A., SUNY Stony Brook USA Shwartz A., Technion ISRAEL

3:10-3:20

Optimal Control of Finite State Markov Processes

Under Counting Observations 487

Shin D.R., Verriest E.I., Georgia Inst of Tech USA

3:20-3:30

Perturbation Theory for Semi-Markov

Control Problems 489

Filar J.A., Abbad M., Univ Maryland-Baltimore USA

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Applications -1

Chairs: Owens D.H., Univ Exeter UK Gautier M., LAN/ENRS FRANCE

1:30-1:50

Exciting Trajectories for the Identification of Base Inertial

Parameters of Robots 494

Gautier M., Khalil W., Lab d'Auto de Nantes FRANCE

1:50-2:10

Dynamic Simulation of Robot Manipulators at High

Sampling Rates 500

Zomaya A.Y., Univ Western Australia AUSTRALIA Morris AS., Univ Sheffield UK

2:10-2:30

Robotic Heterogeneous Multi-Sensor Fusion with Spatial

and Temporal Alignment 506

Bruder S., Farooq M., Royal Military College CANADA Bayoumi M.M., Queen's Univ CANADA

2:30-2:40

Structural Motion Control Using Modal

Energy Transference 512

Osegueda R.A., Nemir D.C., Univ Texas-El Paso USA

2:40-2:50

An Extension to the Pseudo Control Strategy with Application to

an

Eigenstructure Assignment Yaw

Pointing/Lateral Translation Control Law 515 Sobel K.M., City College of New York USA

2:50-3:00

A Fast Algorithm for

a

Stabilizing Receding

Horizon Controller 517

Chisci L, Mosca E., Zengl S., Univ di Firenze ITALY

3:00-3:10

Global Stabilization of Unstable Ship Dynamics for Course

Keeping Using PD Control 519

Neuffer D., Univ Stuttgart GERMANY

Owens D.H., Pourzanjani M.M.A., Univ Exeter UK

W2-6 Panel Discussion:

Neural Networks in Control Systems

Organizers: Narendra K.S., Yale Univ USA Antsaklis P.J., Univ Notre Dame USA

Moderators: Narendra K.S., Yale Univ USA

Antsaklis P.J., Univ Notre Dame USA

1:30-3:30

Panel Discussion

Fukuda T., Nagoya Univ JAPAN

Michel A.N., Univ Notre Dame USA Morris J., Univ Newcastle-Tyne UK

Slotine J.J., Mass Inst Tech USA

Sontag E.D., Rutgers Univ USA

Warwick K., Univ Reading UK

W2-7

H,, Optimal Control-IT

Chairs: Postlethwaite I., Univ Leicester UK Tits A.L., Univ Maryland USA

1:30-1:50

Convex Analysis of Discrete-Time Uncertain

Control Problems 521

Peres P.L.D., Geromel J.C., Souza S.R., Univ Campinas BRAZIL

1:50-2:10

Robust Hx Filtering for

a

Class of Uncertain

Periodic Systems 527

Xie L, de Souza C.E., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA Fragoso M.D., Nat's Lab Scientific Computing BRAZIL

2:10-2:30

An Ha Based Loop Shaping Method and ^-Synthesis 533 Geddes E.J.M., Postlethwaite I., Univ Leicester ENGLAND

2:30-2:40

Small Gain Versus Positive Real Modeling of Real

Parameter Uncertainty 539

Bernstein D.S., Harris Corp.USA

Haddad W.M., Florida Inst of Tech USA

Hyland D.C., Harris Corp., USA

(10)

2:40-2:50

Structured Uncertainty and the Graph Topology 541

Vinnicombe G.p Univ Cambridge UK

2:50-3:00

Hx

-

Optimization With Regard to Transient Behavior 543

Engell S., Univ Dortmund GERMANY

3:00-3:10

Graphs of Linear Systems and Stabilization 545 Sefton J.A., Ober R.J., Univ Texas-Dallas USA

3:10-3:20

On Continuity/Discontinuity of Robustness Indicators 547 Lee L, Tits A.L., Univ Maryland USA

3:20-3:30

Robust Performance in H2 / Optimal Control 549 Steinbuch M.f Philips Research Labs NETHERLANDS

Bosgra O.H., Delft Univ Tech NETHERLANDS

W2-8

Multivariate Systems

Chairs: Munro N., UMIST UK O'Reilly J., Univ Glasgow UK

1:30-1:50

Balancing Matrix Factorization via Gradient Flow

Techniques and the Singular Value Decomposition 551

Perkins J.E., Helmke U., Univ Regensburg GERMANY

Moore J.B., Australia Nat'l Univ AUSTRALIA

1:50-2:10

On Blocking Zeros and Strong Stabilizability of Linear

Multivariable Systems 557

Chen B.M., Saberi A., Washington State Univ USA Sannuti P., Rutgers Univ USA

3:10-3:20

Disturbance Rejection With Simultaneous Triangular

Decoupling of Linear Time Invariant Systems 581

Koumboulis F.N., Paraskevopoulos P.N., Tzierakis K.G.,

Nat.Tech Univ Athens GREECE

King R.E., Univ Patras, GREECE

3:20-3:30

Cascade Control of

a

Process Plant Using Predictive

and Multivariable Control 583

Maciejowski J.M., Cambridge Univ UK

Fletcher I., French I., Sunderland Poly UK Urquhart T., Cambridge Control Ltd UK

W2-9 Optimal Control -1

Chairs: Green M., Australian Nat'l Univ AUSTRALIA Pearson J.B., Rice Univ USA

1:30-1:50

Minimax Controller and Filter Designs for Discrete-Time Linear Systems under Soft-Constrained Quadratic

Performance Indices 585

Didinsky G., Basar T., Univ Illinois CSL USA

1:50-2:10

TheH2 Problem for Sampled-Data Systems 591 Bamieh B., Pearson J.B., Rice Univ USA

2:10-2:30

A Two-Riccati, Feasible Algorithm for Guaranteeing

Output La Constraints 596

Zhu G., Skelton R.E., Purdue Univ USA

2:30-2:50

Optimal Reduced Order Models with Delay 602

Halevi Y., Technion ISRAEL

2:10-2:30

Stabilization, Parametrization, and Decoupling Controller Design for Linear Multivariable Systems 563

Lin C.-A., Hsieh T.-F., Nat'l Chiao-Tung Univ ROC

2:30-2:50

The Parametrization of All Controllers that Achieve Output

Regulation and Tracking 569

Lambrechts P.F., Bosgra O.H., Delft Univ Tech NETHERLANDS

2:50-3:10

Structural Issues Underlying thePerformance of 2-

Input 2-Output Multivariable Systems Using Individual

Channel Design 575

Leithead W.E., Univ Strathclyde UK O'Reilly J., Univ Glasgow UK

2:50-3:10

Maximal Symmetric Periodic Solution and Monotonicity Properties for

a

Generalized Periodic Riccati

Differential Equation 608

Fragoso M.D., Nat's Lab Scientific Computing BRAZIL

de Souza C.E., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA

3:10-3:20

Second Order Necessary Conditions in

Optimal Control 613

Stefani G., Zezza P., Univ di Firenze ITALY

3:20-3:30

Parallel Processing in Optimal Control 615

Sinha P.K., Jiang J.P., Ho P.L, Hinton J.C., Univ Reading UK

(11)

W2-10

~

"

New Directions in Linear System identification -1

Chairs: Georgiou T.T., Univ Minnesota USA

Khargonekar P.P., Univ Michigan USA

1:30-1:50

Maximum Entropy Identification and Min-Max

Optimal Prediction 617

Georgiou T.T., Shankwitz C.R., Univ Minnesota USA

1:50-2:10

Optimal Asymptotic Identification Under

Bounded Disturbances 623

Tse D.N.C., Dahleh M.A., Tsitsiklis J.N., MIT USA

2:10-2:30

Robust Identification of Stabilizable Systems 629 Partington J.R., Univ Leeds UK

Makila P.M., Univ Abo FINLAND

2:30-2:50

A Class of Algorithms for Identification in Hx 634 Gu G., Louisiana State Univ USA

Khargonekar P.P., Univ Michigan USA

2:50-3:10

Robust Estimator Design Using n Synthesis 640

Dowdle J.R., Appleby B.D., VanderVelde W., Mass. Inst, of Tech., Draper Lab USA

3:10-3:20

A Linear, Robust and Convergent Interpolator

Algorithm for Quantifying Model Uncertainties 646 Raman S., Bai E.-R., Univ Iowa USA

3:20-3:30

Interval Identification of Linear Systems With Bounded Errors in Both Input and Output Variables 648

Sotirov G., Tech Univ BULGARIA Shafai B., Northeastern Univ USA

W2-11

Estimation and Failure Detection

— =— =====

=/

Chairs: Benveniste A., IRISA/INRIA FRANCE Davis M.H., Imperial College UK

1:30-1:50

An Optimum Robust Approach to Statistical Failure

Detection and Identification 650

Wahnon E., Alcatel Alsthom Recherche FRANCE Benveniste A., IRISA/INRIA FRANCE

El Ghaoui L, ETCA/CREA/SP FRANCE Nikoukhah R., INRIA-Rocquencourt FRANCE

1:50-2:10

Interrelations Between Continuous and Discrete

Lattice Filter Structures 668

Feuer A., Technion ISRAEL

Weller S.R., Goodwin G.C., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA

2:10-2:30

An Approach to Robust Residual Generation

and Evaluation 656

Ding X., Frank P.M., Univ Duisburg GERMANY

2:30-2:50

Hidden Markov Model Signal Processing in Presence of Unknown Deterministic Interferences 662

Krishnamurthy V., Moore J.B., Chung S.-H., Australian Nat'l Univ

AUSTRALIA

2:50-3:00

Clustering Algorithms for Bayesian Fault Detection

in Linear Systems 674

Davis M.H.A., Lasdas S., Imperial College UK

Salmond D.J., Royal Aero. Estab. UK

3:00-3:10

Nonparametric Estimation of Discrete-Type Hammer-

stein Systems With Application to Tactile

Sensor Identification 676

Krzyzak A., Concordia Univ CANADA Wojcik P., Alberta Reseach Council CANADA

W2-12

Robotic Applications"

Chairs: Tzes A.P., Polytechnic Univ New York USA Jamshidi M., Univ New Mexico USA

1:30-1:50

Microprocessor-Based Control of Autonomous Mobile

Robots with Obstacle Avoidance 678

Huang H.-P., Lee P.-C, Nat'l Taiwan Univ ROC

1:50-2:10

Impedance Control for Hazardous Waste

Handling Applications 684

Colbaugh R., Glass K., New Mexico State Univ USA Jamshidi M., Univ New Mexico USA

2:10-2:30

Exponential Stabilization of Mobile Robots with Non-

Holonomic Constraints 692

Canudas de Wit C, Lab d'Automatique Grenoble FRANCE

Sordalen O.J., Norwegian Inst Tech NORWAY

2:30-2:50

Navigation and Control of

a

Mobile Robot Among

Moving Obstacles 698

Hu H., Brady M., Probert P., Univ Oxford ENGLAND

(12)

2:50-3:00

Modelling and Control of

a

Marine Robot Arm 704

Liceaga-C. E., Qiao H., Univ Strathclyde UK Liceaga-Castro J., Univ Glasgow UK

3:00-3:10

Rule-Based Tuning for Control of

Flexible-Link Manipulators 706

Yurkovich S., Passino K.M., Garcia-Benitez E., Ohio State Univ USA

3:10-3:20

A Comparison of Control Stategies for Force-

Constrained Cooperating Robots 708

Duelen G., Munch H., Zhang Y., Fraunhofer-lnst GERMANY

3:20-3:30

A Blackboard Architecture for Autonomous Synthesis of

Dexterous Manipulation 710

Ananthanarayanan S.P., Goldenberg A.A., Mylopoulos J., Univ

Toronto CANADA

W3-1

Alternative input / Output Representations

Organizers: Fiiess M.( CNRS-ESE FRANCE

Sontag E.D., Rutgers Univ USA Chairs: Fiiess M., CNRS-ESE FRANCE

Sontag E.D., Rutgers Univ USA

4:00-4:20

Inputs, Outputs, Interconnections, and Feedback (I) 712

Willems J., Univ Groningen NETHERLANDS

4:20-4:40

Nonlinear Observability, Identifiability, and

Persistent Trajectories 714

Diop S., CNRS-UCB FRANCE Fiiess M., CNRS-ESE FRANCE

4:40-5:00

Integral I/O Equations for Nonlinear Systems (I) 720 Wang Y., Florida Atlantic Univ USA

Sontag E.D., Rutgers Univ USA

5:00-5:20

Input-Output Representations From

Characteristic Sets (I) 726

Glad ST., Linkoping Univ SWEDEN

5:20-5:40

Observation Spaces for Implicit Input/

Output Systems (I) 731

Lamnabhi-Lagarrigue F., CNRS-SUPELEC FRANCE Crouch P.E., Arizona State Univ USA

5:40-6:00

A Simplified Approach of Crane Control Via

a

Generalized State-State Model (I) 736

Fiiess N., Levine J., Rouchon P., Ecole de Mines de Paris FRANCE

W3-2

Robust Adaptive Control -1

Chairs: Landau I., LAG-ENSIEG FRANCE

loannou P.A., Univ Southern California USA

4:00-4:20

Robust Continuous Time Adaptive Control by

Parameter Projection 742

Naik S.M., Kumar P.R., Univ Illinois CSL USA Ydstie B.E., Univ Massachusetts USA

4:20-4:40

Performance Improvement Versus Robust Stability in

Model Reference Adaptive Control 748

Datta A., loannou P.A., Univ Southern California USA

4:40-5:00

Robustness of Extended Least Squares Based

Adaptive Control 754

Naik S.M., Kumar P.R., Univ Illinois CSL USA

5:00-5:10

Some Remarks

on

the Robustness of Adaptive

Pole Assignment 760

Polderman J.W., Univ Twente NETHERLANDS Mareels I., Australian Nat'l Univ AUSTRALIA

5:10-5:20

On the Performance of the Recursive Least Squares

Method in the Presence of Bounded Disturbances 762 Gunnarsson S., Linkoping Univ SWEDEN

5:20-5:30

Switching Adaptive Systems 764

Narendra K.S., Yale Univ USA

5:30-5:40

Structural Multivariable Estimation 765

Duong H.N., Landau I.D., ENSIEG FRANCE

5:40-6:00

Application of Hysteresis Switching in Parameter

Adaptive Control 767

Morse A.S., Yale Univ USA

Mayne D.Q., Univ California-Davis USA Goodwin G.C., Univ Newcastle AUSTRALIA

W3-3

Nonlinear Systems "HT

Chairs: Rugh W.J., Johns Hopkin Univ USA Shamma J.S., Univ Minnesota USA

4:00-4:20

Input-Output Pseudo-Linearization 773

Lawrence D.A., Rugh W.J., Johns Hopkins Univ USA

(13)

4:20-4:40

On the Nonlinear System Identification of a Class of

Bilinear Dynamical Models 778

Karray F., Univ British Columbia CANADA

Dwyer T.A.W., Univ lliinois USA

4:40-5:00

An Identification Method for the Wiener Model of

Nonlinear Systems 783

Hu D.-W., Wang Z.-Z., Changsha Inst Tech PRC

5:00-5:20

Fading Memory and Necessity of the

Small Gain Theorem 788

Shamma J.S., Zhao R., Univ Minnesota USA

5:20-5:30

A Push/Pop Phenomenon for Nonlinear Systems 794 Shamma J.S., Univ Minnesota USA

5:30-5:40

Extending Linear Subsystems of

Nonlinear Systems 796

Xu Z., Hunt L.R., Univ Texas-Dallas USA

5:40-5:50

Construction of Lyapunov Functions Using

Grobner Bases 798

Forsman K., Linkoping Univ SWEDEN

5:50-6:00

On the Identification of Additive Nonlinear Systems 800

Pawlak M., Univ Manitoba CANADA

W3-4

Control and Optimization of Queueing Systems -1

Chairs: van Schuppen J.H., CWI-Centre for Math.& Computer

Sci. NETHERLANDS

Anantharam V., Cornell Univ USA

4:00-4:20

The Input-Output Map of

a

Monotone Discrete Time

Quasireversible Node 803

Anantharam V., Cornell Univ USA

4:20-4:40

Optimality of Static Routing Policies in Queueing

Systems with Blocking 809

Sparaggis P.D., Towsley D.F., Cassandras C.G., Univ Massachusetts USA

4:40-5:00

Optimal Distributed Policies for Choosing Among

Multiple Servers 815

Stamoulis G.D., Tsitsiklis J.N., MIT USA

5:00-5:20

Optimal Flow Control Allocation Policies in

Communication Networks with Priorities 821 Bournas R.M., Beutler F.J., Teneketzis D., Univ Michigan USA

5:20-5:30

Two Stability Problems in Wireless Communi¬

cation Networks 828

Tassiulas L., Ephremides A., Univ Maryland USA

5:30-5:40

Extremal Properties of the Shortest Non-Full Queue and the Longest Non-Full Queue Policies in Capacity Systems with

State-Dependent Service Rates 829

Sparaggis P.D., Towsley D.F., Cassandras C.G., Univ

Massachusetts USA

5:40-5:50

Threshold Policies Minimizing Customer Mean Flow Time in

Simple (out-free) Queueing Networks 831

Aicardi M., Minciardi R., Pesenti R., Univ di Genova ITALY

5:50-6:00

Performance Analysis of Multibus Multi¬

processor Systems 833

Lim J.-T., Korea Adv.lnst of Sci.& Tech KOREA

W3-S

Critical Issues and Open Problems in the Industrial Applications of Control

Organizers: Benveniste A., IRISA-INRIA FRANCE Astrom K.J., Lund Univ Tech SWEDEN Chairs: Benveniste A., IRISA-INRIA FRANCE

Astrom K.J., Lund Univ Tech SWEDEN

4:00-4:10

Introduction

*

Benveniste A., IRISA-INRIA Rennes FRANCE

4:10-4:30

Critical Issues and Open Problems in the Design of

Large Information Processing Systems (I)

*

Ruget G., Thomson-CSF-BSD FRANCE

4:30-4:50

Critical Issues and Open Problems in the Design of Large Transportation Automation Systems (I) 835

Daclin E., Thomson-GEC-Alsthom FRANCE

4:50-5:20

Knowledge Based Approaches Versus Mathematical Model Based Algorithms: The Case of Speech

Recognition (I) 841

Mariani J., LIMISI-CNRS FRANCE

(14)

5:20-6:00

Panel Discussion

Moderator: Benveniste A., IRISA-INRIA Rennes FRANCE Astrom K., Lund Univ Tech SWEDEN

Cohen G., CAI Ecole des Mines FRANCE Daclin E.Thomson-GEC-Alsthom FRANCE Mariani J., LIMISI-CNRS FRANCE

Ruget G., Thomson-CSF-BSD FRANCE

W3-6

Neural Networks: Learning

Chairs: Lemmon M., Univ Notre Dame USA

Berenji H.R., NASA Ames Research Center USA

4:00-4:20

A Learning and Forgetting Algorithm in Associative Memories: The Eigenstructure Method

Yen G., Michel A.N., Univ Notre Dame USA 847

4:20-4:40

DIGNET: A Self-Organizing Neural Network for Automatic Pattern Recognition and Classification

Thomopoulos S.C.A., Pennsylvania State Univ USA

Bougoulias D.K., Southern Illinois Univ USA 853

4:40-5:00

Inversion of Linear Square Systems by Learning 859

Lucibello P., Univ Studi "La Sapienza" ITALY

W3-7

Stability Analysis of Systems with Structured Uncertainties

Organizers: Hinrichsen D., Univ Bremen GERMANY Pritchard A.J., Univ Warwick UK Chairs: Pritchard A.J., Univ Warwick UK

Hinrichsen D., Univ Bremen GERMANY

4:00-4:20

Stability Radii and Global Stability of

Difference Systems (I) 877

Kharitonov V.L, Faculteit PM-PU Leningrad USSR

4:20-4:40

Robust Stability and Performance Analysis of

Sampled-Data Systems (I) 881

Sivashankar N., Khargonekar P., Univ Michigan USA

4:40-5:00

The Spectrum and Eigenspace Structure of Linear

Uncertain Systems 887

Colonius F., Univ Augsburg GERMANY Kliemann W., Iowa State Univ USA

5:00-5:20

Stability Margin for Multilinear Interval Control (I) 894 Chapellat H., Schlumberger FRANCE

Keel L.H., Tennessee State Univ USA Bhattacharyya S.P., Texas A&M Univ USA

5:00-5:10

A New Formulation of the Learning Problem for a Neural

Network Controller 865

Ruano A.E.B., Jones D.I., Univ Wales UK

Fleming P.J., Univ Sheffield UK

5:10-5:20

Adaptive Classification and Control-Rule Optimisation Via a Learning Algorithm for Controlling a Dynamic System 867 Huang R„ Fogarty T.C., Bristol Polyt. UK

5:20-5:30

A Neural-Network-Based System

Identification Technique 869

Stubberud A., Wabgaonkar H., Univ Calif.-lrvine USA Stubberud S., Univ Calif.-Santa Barbara USA

5:30-5:40

On the Stationary State of Topological^ Ordered

Competitive Learning 871

Lemmon M., Univ Notre Dame USA

5:40-5:50

System Identification Using Neural Networks 873

Zhang C.Q., Moore K.L., Idaho State Univ USA

5:50-6:00

Neural Network Approach to 2-D Kalman Filtering

in Image Processing 875

Dzielinski A., Skoneczny S., Warsaw Univ Tech POLAND

5:20-5:30

Robust Stability of Linear Infinite-Dimensional Time-Varying Systems With Respect to Multiperturbations (I)

*

Hinrichsen D., Univ Bremen GERMANY Pritchard A.J., Univ Warwick UK

5:30-5:40

Qualitative Analysis of a Family of Linear Time-Varying

Differential Equations (I)

*

Mastrapa H.G., Univ de Oriente CUBA

5:40-6:00

Lyapunov Functions for Systems Described by High Order

Differential Equations 900

Willems J.C., Univ Groningen NETHERLANDS

W3-8

Pole Placement and Stabilization

Chairs: Kucera V., Czech Academy of Sciences CZECHOLSLOVAKIA

Karcanias N., The City Univ UK

4:00-4:20

Properties of the Pole Placement Map 905

Levintides J., Karcanias N., City Univ UK

(15)

4:20-4:40

Stabilization via Static Output Feedback 910 Trofino Neto A., Federal Univ Santa Catarina BRAZIL

Kucera V., Czech Acad Sciences CZECHOSLOVAKIA

4:40-5:00

About Quadratic Stabilizability of Generalized

Linear Systems 914

Arzelier D., Bemussou J., Garcia J.M., LAAS/CNRS FRANCE

5:00-5:10

Linear Periodic Systems, Their Eigenvalues, Choice of

Parameters, Simulation

*

Taft V.A., Freedland L, Dastic Inc USA

5:10-5:20

On Pointwise Stabilization of Multi-Link Beams

*

Gnedin A.V., Ruhr Univ GERMANY

5:20-5:30

A New Application of Infinite Eigenvalue Assignment in

Generalized State-Space Systems 921

Fang C.-H., Nat'l Kaohsiung Inst of Tech ROC

5:30-5:40

Element-by-Element Weighting of Optimal Closed-Loop

Transfer Functions 923

van

Diggelen F., Glover K., Univ Cambridge UK

5:40-5:50

Towards Pole Assignment for Linear Time-Invariant

Systems by Periodic Static Output Feedback 925 Aeyels D., Willems J.L, Univ Gent BELGIUM

5:50-6:00

Finite Pole Assignment for Systems With Time-

Varying Input Delays 927

Nihtila M.T., Helsinki Univ Tech FINLAND

W3-9

~

Optimal Control

-

II

Chairs: Vinter R.B., Imperial College UK

Wolenski P.R., Louisiana State Univ USA

4:00-4:20

The Sensitivity of Optimal Control Problems to Time Delay

Clarke F.H., Univ Montreal CANADA Wolenski P.R., Louisiana State Univ USA

4:20-4:40

Rational Approximation of L1-Optimal Controller

for SISO Systems 929

Ohta Y., Maeda H., Kodama S., Osaka Univ JAPAN

4:40-4:50

On the Stationary Control of a Controlled Diffusion With an Exponential-of-lntegral Performance Criterion 935 Runolfsson T., John Hopkins Univ USA

4:50-5:00

Two-Dimensional Global Optimization Based Upon a

Continuous Wiener Model 937

Stuckman B.E., Hill J.C., Univ Louisville USA

5:00-5:10

Optimal Incentive Control for Two-Level Dynamical Constrained Problems: A Solution Method Through

Sensitivity Analysis 939

Cornet P., Installe' M., Univ Catholique de Louvain BELGIUM

5:10-5:20

On the Optimal Control of a Class of

Time-Lag Systems 941

Yanushevsky R.T., Univ Maryland USA

5:20-5:30

Parameter Optimized Hyperstable Controllers 943 Bals J., DLR GERMANY

5:30-5:40

Least Squares Approach to Constrained

Global Optimization 945

Zohdy M.A., Adamczyk B., Oakland Univ USA

W3-10

New Directions in Linear System Identification

-

II

Chairs: Ljung L, Linkoping Univ SWEDEN Passino K.M., Ohio State Univ USA

4:00-4:20

Worst Case Identification in Discrete and

Continuous-Time Systems 947

Wang L.Y., Wayne State Univ USA

4:20-4:40

Optimal Identification of Discrete Multivariable Systems

from Noisy Impulse Response Data 953

Shaw A.K., Misra P., Wright State Univ USA Kumaresan R., Univ Rhode Island USA

4:40-5:00

Model Selection in Continuous Time 959 Gerencser L., Hungarian Acad Sciences HUNGARY

Vago Z., Budapest Univ Tech HUNGARY

5:00-5:20

Higher Order Modeling for Adaptation Filters in

Generalized Analytic Predictors 963

Hammami M., Turgeon A.-B., Bensoussan D., Ecole Tech Super

Montreal CANADA

5:20-5:40

An Optimal Volume Ellipsoid Algorithm for

Parameter Set Estimation 969

Cheung M.-F., Yurkovich S., Passino K.M., Ohio State Univ USA

(16)

5:40-5:50

A Note on Feeding Uncertain Knowledge Into

Recursive Least Squares

Karny M., Czech Acad Sciences CZECHOSLOVAKIA

5:50-6:00

Parameter Estimation in Conservation Laws Fitzpatrick B.G., UnivTenn.USA

.975

.977

W3-11

Model Based Predictive Control

Organizers: Tzafestas S., Nat'l Techn Univ Athens GREECE Mosca E., Univ Di Firenze ITALY

Chairs: Tzafestas S., Nat'l Techn Univ Athens GREECE Mosca E., Univ Di Firenze ITALY

4:00-4:20

Robustness of an Adaptive Predictive Controller 979 Clarke D.W., Univ Oxford UK

Mosca E., Univ Di Firenze ITALY Scattolini R., Politecnico Di Milano ITALY

4:20-4:40

Handling Input and Output Constraints in Predictive

Functional Control (I) 985

Abu el Ata-Doss S., Richalet J., ADERSA FRANCE

4:40-5:00

A New Generalized Model-Based Predictive

Control Algorithm (I) 991

Tzafestas S.G., Vagelatos G., Kapsiotis G., Nat'l Tech Univ Athens GREECE

5:00-5:20

Multiple Sampling Rates for Adaptive Predictive

Switching Controllers (I) 997

Killich A., Dass K., Rake H., Tech Univ Aachen GERMANY

4:20-4:40

Motion Planning for Three-Link Robot Arm Manipulators Operating in an Unknown

Three-Dimensional Environment Lumelsky V., Sun K, Yale Univ USA

4:40-5:00

Path Feasibility and Modification Based

on

Robot

Workspace Geometry

Young K.-Y., Nat'l Chiao Tung Univ ROC

Wu C.-H., Northwestern Univ USA

5:00-5:20

A Self-Reconfigurable Manipulator System with Dextrous Bracing Structure

Lee S., Kim S., Univ Southern California USA

5:20-5:30

Tracking Control Robots Using Only

Position Measurements

Berghuis H., Lohnberg P., Nijmeijer H., Univ Twente

NETHERLANDS

5:30-5:40

Extended Kalman Filtering for Robotic

Proximity Sensing

Li Y.F., Daniel R.W., Sharkey P.M., Oxford Univ UK

5:40-5:50

Re-thinking the Robust Control of Robot Manipulators

Dawson D., Clemson Univ USA Qu Z., Univ Florida USA

5:50-6:00

Hybrid Control for

a

Class of Constrained Mechanical Systems

Liu J.-S., Academia Sinica ROC

.1019

.1027

.1033

.1039

.1041

.1043

.1046

5:20-5:40

Adaptive Inferential Predictive Control for

Fermentation Bioreactors (I) 1003

Santos Victor J., Lemos J.M., INESC PORTUGAL

W3-12 Robotics -1

Chairs: Ahmad S., Purdue Univ USA Walker I.D., Rice Univ USA

4:00-4:20

Robustness Issues in Kinematically Redundant

Manipulator Control 1009

Walker I.D., Nguyen LA, Rice Univ USA

de Figueiredo R.J.P., Univ California-Irvine USA

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