Cambridge University Engineering Department

Past Control Group Seminars

See also Current Seminars

Friday 21 October 1994, 2.00pm, LR11

Exact solution of the L2 model approximation problem, using computer algebra.(Abstract)

Dr J.M.Maciejowski (CUED)

Tuesday 1 November 1994, 2.00pm, LR10

On approximation of Integral of Square Error for systems with two delays.

Dr M. Szymkat, Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Krakow

Tuesday 8 November 1994, 2.00pm, LR10

Pendulum Control.

Prof. K. Furuta, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Friday 11 November 1994, 2.00pm, LR11

State Space Subspace System Identification (4SID) linear regression. (Abstract)

Prof. B. Wahlberg, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm

Friday 25 November 1994, 2.00pm, LR11

A graphical analysis method for piecewise linear dynamical systems. (Abstract)

N.Pettit, UMIST

Friday 2 December 1994, 2.00pm, LR11

Applications of nonlinear control methods in the design of switched-mode power supplies.

S. Wall (CUED)

Friday 17 February 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

Holonic Manufacturing Systems: Concepts and Control Requirements.(Abstract)

Dr. D.C. McFarlane (University of Westminster)

Friday 24 February 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

H-infinity method for nonlinear control system.

Dr. P. Liu (University of Sheffield)

Friday 3 March 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

Control Theory for Integrated Process Design Issues.

Prof. N. Karcanias (City University)

Friday 10 March 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

Neural network, fuzzy logic, and discrete event control.

Prof. F.L. Lewis (University of Texas)

Friday 31 March 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

Desciptor Forms for Singular LQG Controllers.

Dr. I. Noell (Cambridge Control)

Friday 26 May 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

Adaptive stabilizability of nonlinear systems

with homogeneous vector fields.

Dr Gene Ryan (University of Bath)

Friday 16 June 1995, 2.00pm, LR4

Control System Implementation for: (i) A Colliery Arch Bending Machine,

(ii) Engine Controller Prototyping.

Mr David Maclay (Cambridge Control)

Friday 23 June 1995, 2.00pm, LR4

SimplicialVIEW, a package for robust stability analysis. (Abstract)

Prof E Jonckheere (University of Southern California)

Friday 14 July 1995, 2.00pm, LR11

Generalized Riccati theory with applications: A Popov type approach (The discrete time case).

Prof V Ionescu (University of Bucharest)

Friday 21 July, 2.00pm, LR11

Maximum Entropy Interpolants and Maximum Determinant Completions of Associated Pick Matrices. (Abstract)

Prof Harry Dym (Weizmann Institute, Rehovot, Israel)

Monday 24 July, 2.00pm, LR11

On spectral factorization and geometric control. (Abstract)

Dr Andrea Gombani (LADSEB-CNR, Padova)