Browsing Τμήμα Μαθηματικών και Στατιστικής / Department of Mathematics and Statistics by Subject "Dynamical systems"
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Analyticity for a class of non-linear evolutionary pseudo-differential equations
(2014)We study the analyticity properties of solutions for a class of non-linear evolutionary pseudo-differential equations possessing global attractors. In order to do this we utilise an analyticity criterion for spatially ...
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Analyticity for Kuramoto-Sivashinsky-type equations in two spatial dimensions
(2016)I. Stratis In this work, we investigate the analyticity properties of solutions of Kuramoto-Sivashinsky-type equations in two spatial dimensions, with periodic initial data. In order to do this, we explore the applicability ...
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Computational study of the dispersively modified Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation
(2012)We analyze and implement fully discrete schemes for periodic initial value problems for a general class of dispersively modified Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equations. Time discretizations are constructed using linearly implicit ...
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Control of a flexible aircraft using a Lyapunov-based switching scheme with a guaranteed stability margin
(2013)In dynamical systems with significant uncertainties, implementing a verifiable control scheme which guarantees a satisfactory performance is of great importance. In flight control, the parameters of aeroelastic systems ...
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Intelligent vehicle: Closing the loop with the highway
(2006)Vehicle intelligence has been advocated as a potential way of improving safety, driver comfort, traffic flow characteristics and efficiency in general. Despite considerable research efforts in vehicle technologies, vehicles ...
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Linearly implicit schemes for multi-dimensional Kuramoto-Sivashinsky type equations arising in falling film flows
(2014)This study introduces, analyses and implements space-time discretizations of two-dimensional active dissipative partial differential equations such as the Topper-Kawahara equation