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Computer Aided Systems Theory - EUROCAST '93

A Selection of Papers from the Third International Workshop on Computer Aided Systems Theory, Las Palmas, Spain, February 22 - 26, 1993. Proceedings

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  • © 1994

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  1. Franz Pichler
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  2. Roberto Moreno Díaz
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 763)

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Table of contents (35 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Systems theory and engineering

    • Franz Pichler
    Pages 1-10

  3. Computer-Aided Systems technology: Its role in advanced computerization

    • Tuncer I. Ören
    Pages 11-20

  4. Computer aided nonlinear system design based on algebraic system representation and on nonlinear bundle graphs

    • H. J. Sommer, H. Hahn
    Pages 21-41

  5. A new model-based approach to the co-design of heterogeneous systems

    • D. Monjau, St. Kahlert, K. Buchenrieder, Ch. Veith
    Pages 42-51

  6. Towards an “Erlangen Program” for general linear systems theory

    • Reiner Creutzburg, Valerij G. Labunets, Ekaterina V. Labunets
    Pages 52-71

  7. The shape of complex systems

    • Charles Rattray
    Pages 72-82

  8. Polynomial systems theory for n-D systems applied to vision-based control

    • Raimo Ylinen
    Pages 83-95

  9. A representation of software systems evolution based on the theory of the General System

    • José Parets, Ana Anaya, María J. Rodríguez, Patricia Paderewski
    Pages 96-109

  10. Theoretical considerations about subset descriptions

    • Gabriel Fiol, José Miró-Nicolau
    Pages 111-117

  11. Sampled data passive systems

    • P. Albertos
    Pages 118-130

  12. Computer-Aided Systems Technology for CAD environments: Complexity issues and a repository-based approach

    • Tuncer I. Ören, Douglas G. King
    Pages 131-136

  13. On requirements for a CAST-tool for complex, reactive system analysis, design and evaluation

    • Christoph Schaffer, Herbert Prähofer
    Pages 137-159

  14. Automating the modeling of dynamic systems

    • Heikki Hyötyniemi
    Pages 160-178

  15. Formal methods and their future

    • G. Musgrave, S. Finn, M. Francis, R. Harris, R. B. Hughes
    Pages 179-189

  16. Formal description of bus interfaces using methods of system theory

    • Erwin M. Thurner
    Pages 190-202

  17. CAST tools for intelligent control in manufacturing automation

    • Witold Jacak, Jerzy Rozenblit
    Pages 203-219

  18. An algebraic transformation of the minimum automaton identification problem

    • Ireneusz Sieiocki
    Pages 220-230

  19. On possibilistic automata

    • Cliff Joslyn
    Pages 231-242

  20. On automatic adjustment of the sampling period

    • S. Dormido, I. López, F. Morilla, M. A. Canto
    Pages 243-253
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This volume contains a selection of papers presented at the third European Computer Aided Systems Theory workshop, EUROCAST '93, held in Spain in February 1993. The workshop emphasizes interdisciplinarity with the specificgoal of creating a synergy between fields such as systems theory, computer science, systems engineering and related areas. The contributions in this volume are strongly related to current problems in CAST research. They emphasize an engineering point of view concerning systems theory. Since the computer is an essential instrument in CAST research, there are close relations to specific topics incomputer science. The papers are grouped into parts on systems theory and systems technology, specific methods, and applications.

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