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1997
The methods based on transfer functions are often referred to as Classical Methods; they are quite sufficient for the design of single-input single-output (SISO) control systems, but they become difficult to apply to multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems.
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The methods based on transfer functions are often referred to as Classical Methods; they are quite sufficient for the design of single-input single-output (SISO) control systems, but they become difficult to apply to multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems.
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Space for capital, space for states
Theory and Society, 1986If you open your nearest historical atlas to the political map of Europe around 1500, several features will strike your eye at once. First, the large monochromas that represent more or less continuous sovereignty over extensive territories spiral around the map's periphery: the Ottoman Empire, the Spanish domains in the Iberian peninsula and the ...
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2011
This chapter summarizes the lessons from Chapter 4 in the form of a function that describes endogenous political turnover. This preliminary allows us to study equilibrium investments in fiscal and legal capacity in the comprehensive core model. Section 5.2 develops the model by adding private capital formation along the same lines as in Section 3.2.3 ...
Timothy Besley, Torsten Persson
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This chapter summarizes the lessons from Chapter 4 in the form of a function that describes endogenous political turnover. This preliminary allows us to study equilibrium investments in fiscal and legal capacity in the comprehensive core model. Section 5.2 develops the model by adding private capital formation along the same lines as in Section 3.2.3 ...
Timothy Besley, Torsten Persson
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Reduced state space representation for unbounded vector state spaces
1996This paper presents a new method for computing reduced representation of vector state spaces consisting of infinitely many states. Petri nets are used as a model for generating vector state spaces, and the state space is represented in the form of semilinear subsets of vectors.
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State Spaces of Convolutional Codes
Designs, Codes and Cryptography, 1997There are various definitions of convolutional codes and each definition leads to a definition of code state space. In the usual definition of a convolutional code generated by a rational encoding matrix the input sequences can be any Laurent series. It is proved that restricting input sequences to be rational functions or restricting output sequences ...
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1997
The spaces ℌ(S), ℌ(\( \widetilde{S} \) ), and D(S) defined in Chapter 2 have many special properties when S(z) belongs to S K (F,B). Invariance under the difference-quotient transformation and an inequality characterize spaces of the form ℌ(S) for such functions (§3.1).
Daniel Alpay +3 more
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The spaces ℌ(S), ℌ(\( \widetilde{S} \) ), and D(S) defined in Chapter 2 have many special properties when S(z) belongs to S K (F,B). Invariance under the difference-quotient transformation and an inequality characterize spaces of the form ℌ(S) for such functions (§3.1).
Daniel Alpay +3 more
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1972
An exhaustive treatment of this theme is impossible in this discussion. I shall therefore confine myself to some remarks of philosophical relevance.
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An exhaustive treatment of this theme is impossible in this discussion. I shall therefore confine myself to some remarks of philosophical relevance.
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State-space sets, state-space graphs and n-prefix expressions
ACM SIGSAM Bulletin, 1981In this paper we intend to discuss some methods for solving a crucial problem in formula manipulation. This problem arises when a tree is elected -- as the best-fitting data structure - for the representation of a formula.
Victor Köfalusi, Edit Halmay
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1985
Lemma 8.1. Let A = Ui≥0 AA i be a space satisfying condition II, and f be a positive ultraweakly continuous (relative to H \( \hat \otimes \) H) linear form defined on Aid, such that mi = sup {f (B) ; 0 ≤ B ≤ Ai, B polynomial in A i -1 } is finite for every i ≥ 0.
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Lemma 8.1. Let A = Ui≥0 AA i be a space satisfying condition II, and f be a positive ultraweakly continuous (relative to H \( \hat \otimes \) H) linear form defined on Aid, such that mi = sup {f (B) ; 0 ≤ B ≤ Ai, B polynomial in A i -1 } is finite for every i ≥ 0.
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Sociology Compass, 2007
Abstract Speculation over the imminent demise of the nation‐state has recently given way to a more nuanced understanding of its ongoing transformation under globalising conditions. Far from disappearing, argue some, the state is subject to a process of ‘rescaling’ whereby its spatial dimensions are being radically reordered.
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Abstract Speculation over the imminent demise of the nation‐state has recently given way to a more nuanced understanding of its ongoing transformation under globalising conditions. Far from disappearing, argue some, the state is subject to a process of ‘rescaling’ whereby its spatial dimensions are being radically reordered.
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