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Computer Aided Systems Theory - EUROCAST '91

A Selection of Papers from the Second International Workshop on Computer Aided Systems Theory, Krems, Austria, April 15-19, 1991. Proceedings

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  • © 1992

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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 585)

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Table of contents (56 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Linear and algorithmic formulation of co-operative computation in neural nets

    • J. Mira, A. E. Delgado
    Pages 1-20

  3. Algebraic system modelling and implementation

    • Thomas Beth
    Pages 21-31

  4. Towards an “Erlangen program” for general linear systems theory

    • R. Creutzburg, V. G. Labunets, E. V. Labunets
    Pages 32-51

  5. Geometric theory of nonlinear dynamical networks

    • Wolfgang Mathis
    Pages 52-65

  6. Multidimensional constant linear systems

    • Ulrich Oberst
    Pages 66-72

  7. Computer aided analysis and design of time-varying systems

    • Raimo Ylinen, Kai Zenger
    Pages 73-94

  8. Towards a computer aided design of linear control systems

    • Vladimír Kucěra
    Pages 95-102

  9. Use of modern computer tools for numerical experiments in Matrix theory

    • B. Bona, S. Carabelli, C. Greco
    Pages 103-110

  10. The concept of the system as a key to system-engineering in the information technology domain

    • Gerhard Schweizer
    Pages 111-131

  11. General Systems Theory requirements for the engineering of complex models

    • Franz Pichler
    Pages 132-141

  12. Control of systems described by means of nonmetric variables

    • P. Vysoky
    Pages 142-152

  13. Object identification and retrieval in a CAST library

    • Charles Rattray, Marion Marsden
    Pages 153-172

  14. Navigation in Systems Problem Solving

    • Rudolf Mittelmann
    Pages 173-181

  15. VisaVis the conception of a functional Visual Programming Language

    • Jörg Poswig
    Pages 182-205

  16. Systems theory in modelling chromatic retinal visual processing

    • M. M. González-Rodríguez, R. Moreno-Díaz
    Pages 206-217

  17. A transformation of the problems of minimal satisfaction of constraints

    • Ireneusz Sierocki
    Pages 218-224

  18. Formalizing statistical analysis: Approaches and prospects

    • Karl Anton Froeschl
    Pages 225-238

  19. An environment for intelligent autonomous system design and simulation

    • Herbert Praehofer, Franz Auernig, Gernot Reisinger
    Pages 239-256

  20. Balanced systems: A new approach to integrate hardware and software design

    • Gösmann K., Hafer C., Lindmeier H., Plankl J., Westerholz K.
    Pages 257-269
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This volume contains a selection of papers presented at the second European workshop EUROCAST '91, held in Krems, Austria, in April 1991. It gives an overview of the current state of Computer Aided Systems Theory research and its relation to CAD applications in the engineering fields. CAST research requires the application of the most advanced information processing technology in software and hardware for the implementation of CAST method base systems. Engineers in the field of information and control engineering have the opportunity in CAST to present the state ofthe art in modeling tools to computer scientists. EUROCAST '91 proved that CAST research is still in an early state of development. The papers in the volume are organized into sections on systems theory and CAST methodology, modeling environments, CAST method base systems and artificial vision, and information and control systems.

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