Example for determining the input variables based on the reachable abundance Example 1 (Placing problem of the gas nozzles in the Ingot heating furnace). It is assumed that the ingot heating problem with two placing-nozzle schemes can be regarded as a distributing and heating problem in the 2-D ...
The reachable abundance of the linear continuous-time systems 1. Definition of The Unit Reachable Region Definition 1. The uint reachable region is constituted by all the terminal state that can be reached from origin of the state space of the linear continuous-tim ...