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MATHEMATICS X
[edit]Control Theory
[edit]- Control theory
- Dynamical system
- Sensor
- Transducer
- Transmitter
- Controller (control theory)
- Control system
- Nonlinear control
- Frequency domain
- State-space representation
- Single-input single-output system
- Closed-loop transfer function
- PID controller
- Linear system
- Nonlinear system
- Complex plane
- Laplace transform
- Unit circle
- Z-transform
- Impulse response
- Imaginary number
- Controllability
- Observability
- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
- System identification
- Robust control
- Damping
- Nyquist plot
- Bode plot
- Model predictive control
- Distributed control system
- Stochastic control
- Adaptive control
- Hierarchical control system
- Intelligent control
- Optimal control
- Energy-shaping control
- Self-organized criticality control
- Automation
- Dead-beat control
- Distributed parameter system
- Fractional-order control
- H-infinity loop-shaping
- Process control
- Servomechanism
- Vector control (motor)
- Coefficient diagram method
- Control reconfiguration
- Cut-insertion theorem
- Feedback
- H-infinity methods in control theory
- Hankel singular value
- Krener's theorem
- Lead–lag compensator
- Minor loop feedback
- Positive systems
- Radial basis function
- Root locus
- Signal-flow graph
- Stable polynomial
- Underactuation
- Youla–Kucera parametrization
- Markov chain approximation method