Controllability for linear and nonlinear systems
Controllability for linear and nonlinear systems
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Controllability for linear and nonlinear systems
Characterization of linear passive systems
One-inch-square linear d-c plasma accelerator using cesium seeded nitrogen
Effect of changing resultant linear acceleration relative to human subject on nystagmus generated by angular acceleration
Differential equations of motion linearized about nominal calculus of variation solution to determine coefficients of guidance function
Calculation of subdominant solutions of linear differential equations
Foundations of linear inelastic thin shell theory
Correlation between linear energy transfer and absorbed radiation dose, and relative biological effectiveness in yeast
Topological considerations and synthesis of linear networks by means of method of structural numbers
Local linearization method for solving axisymmetric and two-dimensional transonic flows past thin wings and slender bodies
Optimal bounded control of linear sample-data systems in terms of control matrices and regions of application
Optimal linear filter for continuous time-varying dynamic system, using measurements containing additive white noise
Closed-loop approximately time optimal control of linear systems based on eignevector scalar product solutions to Hamilton-Jacobi equation
Optimum linear filter for message extraction from additive white noise
Four linear modulation-demodulation techniques with coherent demodulation for space communication
Effect of spacewise variations in random load field on response of linear system - statistical mechanics
Vestibular responses of single otoliths of frog to linear acceleration and short periods of weightlessness during parabolic flight
Fundamental quantum theory formulations using axioms of linear algebra