Graph-Theoretical Methods in Systems Theory and Control

Jan Lunze • Boek • hardback

• Samenvatting
  Many dynamical phenomena seem to be very complex, but have a relatively simple structural cause, which can be discovered by graph-theoretical methods. This textbook describes for numerous scenarios how to use the structural properties of a system to simplify modelling, analysis or design tasks. The readers learn to extract structure graphs from diverse information and to solve problems of systems and control theory in a graph-theoretical way. The book explains numerous graph-theoretical representations of dynamical systems: Block diagrams for the decomposition of systems; Signal-flow graphs for the analysis of interconnected linear systems; Bayesian networks for dealing with probabilistic information; Inference graphs for knowledge-based problem solving; Automaton graphs for discrete-event systems; Circuit graphs for modelling electrical networks; Structure graphs to represent generic properties of linear systems; Flow networks for the analysis of transportation systems; Communication graphs of networked control systems; Bipartite graphs for fault diagnosis; Random coupling graphs to use the small-world property. With 114 examples, 118 exercises and MATLAB scripts.
• Productinformatie
  Binding : Hardback
  Distributievorm : Boek (print, druk)
  Formaat : Niet bekend
  Aantal pagina's : 795
  Uitgeverij : Bookmundo
  ISBN : 9789403726854
  Datum publicatie : 01-2024
  
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