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Survey|University Courses|Conferences
At the moment, you can view
and download
Prestigious University Courses on Polynomial Methods - with over 1 300 slides for download!
As a perfect teaching tool for
polynomial design methods, the Polynomial Toolbox
for Matlab has been succesfully used at
several university courses oriented on
control systems design and algebraic methods. Below you can find a list of the lectures we
are aware of, along with related links.
If you would also like to have your courses advertised here, please contact us at info@polyx.cz.
Important Conferences Covering Polynomial Methods (among other topics)
3rd IFAC Symposium on Robust Control Design, June 21-23, 2000,
Reneissance Hotel Prague, Prague, Czech Republic. The Symposium covers new developments in robust control design theory, algorithms and software. Papers on industrial applications of these techniques are also incoluded. |
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8th IEEE
Mediterranean Conference on Control & Automation MED 2000, July 17-19, 2000,
University of Patras, Rio GREECE. The main objective of this conference is to bring together researchers and practitioners to present, discuss and further develop views on all aspects of Control and Automation. |
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39th IEEE Conference on Decision
and Control CDC'00, December 12-15, 2000, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre,
Sydney, Australia. The technical program of the CDC will maintain the excellent characteristic of this series. The program format has been altered (along with that of CDC 1999 and CDC 2001) to cover four days, without an increase in the number of papers accepted. This will permit a greater number of plenary addresses and attendance at a larger proportion of presentations. |
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