U.S.-Australia Cooperative Program: Workshop on the Control of Nonlinear Dynamical Systems: Controls and Chaos/Honolulu,Hawaii/June 1995

小行星9416837 该奖项将资助10名美国科学家、数学家和工程师参加1995年6月在夏威夷檀香山举行的题为“控制与混乱”的非线性动力系统控制讲习班。 美方组织者是亚利桑那大学航空航天与机械工程系的托马斯文森特博士。 澳大利亚的组织者是A教授。I. Mees和K. L.西澳大学数学系的Teo说。 研讨会的目的是汇集动力系统理论和控制理论的专家，集中讨论使用有限的控制努力控制非线性和潜在混沌系统的问题。 这项工作具有应用潜力，包括经济政策，医学，生态系统管理和制造业等不同领域。 评估 考虑因素将在研讨会上发挥重要作用。 目前存在争议的说法，即受混沌工作启发的方法提供了独特的方法来控制具有复杂行为的系统。 研讨会还将调查 控制理论的应用，并考虑新的工具， 控制具有实际意义的复杂问题。 澳大利亚的参与者由澳大利亚工业、科学和技术部资助。 来自日本和英国的研究人员也将在 参加Wopkshop。

9416837 Vincent This award will support the participation of ten American scientists, mathematicians and engineers at a workshop on the control of nonlinear dynamical systems entitled "Control and Chaos" to be held in Honolulu, Hawaii in June 1995. The American organizer is Dr. Thomas Vincent of the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Arizona. The Australian organizers are Prof. A. I. Mees and Prof. K. L. Teo of the Department of Mathematics from the University of Western Australia. The objective of the workshop is to bring together experts in dynamical systems theory and control theory to focus on the problem of controlling nonlinear and potentially chaotic systems using limited control effort. The work has application potential including such diverse fields as economic policy, medicine, ecosystem management and manufacturing. Assessment considerations will play an important part of the workshop. There currently exists controversy over claims that approaches inspired by work on chaos provide unique ways to control systems with complex behavior. The workshop will also investigate applications of control theory and consider new tools for controlling complex problems of a practical interest. The Australian participants are being funded through the Australian Department of Industry, Science and Technology. Researchers from Japan and Great Britain will also be participating in the wopkshop.