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Twelfth Joint Automatic Control Conference of the American Automatic Control Council: Washington Univ St. Louis, Missouri, Aug. 11 - 13, 1971; repr. of techn. papers

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adam_text	TWELFTH JOINT AUTOMATIC CONTROL CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN AUTOMATIC CONTROL COUNCIL Washington University St Louis, Missouri AUGUST 11-13,1971 PREPRINTS OF TECHNICAL PAPERS Cooperating Societies American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics American Institute of Chemical Engineers The American Society of Mechanical Engineers The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Instrument Society of America Simulations Councils, Inc Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Published on Behalf of the American Automatic Control Council by The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers United Engineering Center — 345 East 47th Street — New York, N Y 10017 B INSmui FCf ere i ? J I! TCI rr ♦ i Technische Hochschule Da mslad* ULB Darmstadt -St /sO //f 0 iimiuii 19987019 TWELFTH JOINT AUTOMATIC CONTROL CONFERENCE Page SESSION NO 1-B HEURISTICS, LEARNING, AND CONTROL INVITED: PANEL DISCUSSION Sponsored by A ACC Theory Committee B F Womack, Chairman The University of Texas Austin, Texas Panel Members: Ya Z Tsypkin, Institute of Control Science, Moscow, USSR;SA Rosenfeld, NASA, Washington, DC;G Franklin, Stanford University, Stanford, California; D W Loveland, Carnegie Mel- lon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; J T Tou, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida; M Oda, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan Paper No 1-B1 1 Heuristics and Analysis in Inference Systems D W Loveland, Carnegie-Mellon University, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania Paper No 1-B2 2 Heuristics, Inference and Retrieval in Learning Con- trol Julius T Tou, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida Paper No 1-B3 3 New Definition and General Discussion of Heuristics M Oda, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan; F Womack, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas SESSION NO 2-A UTILITY SYSTEMS (INVITED) Sponsored by Control Systems Society of IEEE J Peschon, Chairman Systems Control Inc Palo Alto, California Page Paper No 2-A1 6 Gas Dispatch Centers H Gilmore, Leeds and Northrup Company, North Wales, Pennsylvania Paper No 2-A2 8 Control Problems of the Federal Columbia River Power System A R Benson, Bonneville Power Administration, Port- land, Oregon Paper No 2-A 3 10 Computer Directed Power System Control at the New York Power Pool J F Aldrich, New York Power Pool, Schenectady, New York Paper No 2-A4 12 Stochastic Production Costing, Security Assessment and Maintenance Scheduling of a Large System of Hydro-Thermo-Nuclear Plants F J Rees, J M Goodrich, Systems Control Inc , Palo Alto, California Paper No 2-A5 14 Optimum Operation of the Pollution Control Facili- ties in a River or Estuary D A Kendrich, University of Texas, Austin, Texas; C H Wells, H S Rao, Systems Control Inc , Palo Alto, California SESSION NO 2-B OBSERVERS - THEORY AND APPLICATIONS (INVITED) D L Gieseking, Chairman McDonnell Douglas Astronautics — West Huntington Beach, California D R Vaughan, Vice Chairman Institute for Defense Analyses Arlington, Virginia Paper No 2-B1 16 An Introduction to Observers D G Luenberger, Stanford University, Stanford, California Page Page Paper No 2-B2 17 The Status of Observer Theory for Linear Systems E Tse, Systems Control Inc , Palo Alto, California; M Athans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts Paper No 2-B3 19 An Application of Observers to Inertial Systems H F Williams, Autonetics — Division of North A- merican Rockwell, Anaheim, California Paper No 2-B4 20 The Application of Observers to Radar Tracking L M Novak, Hughes Aircraft Company, Fullerton, California; C T Leondes, University of California, Los Angeles, California Paper No 2-B5 AI A A 22 Minimum Order State Reconstruction Filters for Constant Plants L G Hofmann, Systems Technology, Inc , Princeton, New Jersey Paper No 2-B6 IEEE 31 Design of Low-Order Observers for Linear Feedback Control Laws T E Fortmann, D Williamson, University of New- castle, New South Wales, Australia SESSION NO 2-C CASE STUDIES IN SYSTEMS CONTROL (INVITED) Sponsored by Control Systems Society of IEEE E G Rynaski, Chairman Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Flight Research Department Buffalo, New York Paper No 2-C1 IEEE 40 Application of Linear Optimal Control and Filtering Theory to the Saturn V Launch Vehicle T R Blackburn, McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company, Santa Monica, California; D R Vaughan, Institute for Defense Analyses, Arlington, Va Paper No 2-C2 IEEE 41 Satellite Tracking by Combined Optimal Estimation and Control Techniques R M Dressier, Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, California; D Tabak, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Hartford, Connecticut Paper No 2-C3 IEEE 42 A Control Theoretic Approach to Manned Vehicle Systems Analysis D L Kleinman, S Baron, W H Levison, Bolt, Bera- nak and Newman, Cambridge, Massachusetts Paper No 2-C4 IEEE 44 Dynamic State Estimation in Power Systems W L Miller, General Electric Company, Lynn, Mas- sachusetts; J B Lewis, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania SESSION NO 2-D STABILITY THEORY E F Infante, Chairman Brown University Providence, Rhode Island Paper No 2-D1 SIAM 45 On Converses to the Stability Theorems for Difference Equations S P Gordon, Queens College, City University of New York, Flushing, New York DISCUSSER: H T Banks Paper No 2-D2 SIAM 49 Stability Condition Derived from Spectral Theory: Discrete Systems with Periodic Feedback J H Davis, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada DISCUSSER: M Y Wu Paper No 2-D3 IEEE 53 External and Internal Stability of Linear Systems — A New Connection BDO Anderson, University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia DISCUSSER: R W Brockett Paper No 2-D4 IEEE 59 On The Stability of Feedback Systems Containing Linear Nondifferential Time Varying Subsystems R Estrada, Bell Telephone Lab , Whippany, New Jersey DISCUSSER: M Freedman Paper No 2-D5 IEEE 67 A Mean-Square Stability Criterion for Linear Stoch- astic Systems G Heess, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany DISCUSSER: D Kleinman Paper No 2-D6 IEEE 72 Coupled-Spatial Discretization and Zubov s Method in the Determination of Domain of Asymptotic Sta- bility for Nonlinear Distributed Parameter Systems D Yu, University of Oklahoma, Norman Oklahoma DISCUSSER: A K Sen SESSION NO 2-E ADAPTIVE AND UNCERTAIN SYSTEMS A Stubberud, Chairman University of California, Irvine Irvine, California Paper No 2-El IEEE 79 Effective Parameter Sensitivity Reduction through Mini- mization of Sensitivity Measure G Grubel, G Kreisselmeier, Deutschen Forschungs USW, Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany DISCUSSER: T Hendricks Paper No 2-E2 IEEE 87 A Synthesis Procedure for Parameter Adaptive Control Systems A E Pearson, KSVR Vanguri, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island DISCUSSER: E B Stear vi Page Page Paper No 2-E3 95 Fixed Configuration Control of Systems with State and Control Dependent Noise C S Sims, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla- homa DISCUSSER: A Jazwinski Paper No 2-E4 IEEE 102 On the Stochastic Control of Linear Systems with Dif- ferent Information Sets C Y Chong, M Athans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts DISCUSSER; D D Sworder Paper No 2-E5 IEEE Ill Minimum Sensitivity, Minimum Variance Control of Stochastic Systems A K Mahalanabis, H S Kang, P C Vaish, Indian In- stitute of Technology, New Delhi, India DISCUSSER: J S Meditch Paper No 2-E6 ISA 116 Impulse Response Identification by Laguerre Functions— Calculational Experience L D Durbin, Texas A amp;M University, College Station, Texas DISCUSSER: G Saridis SESSION NO 3-A FILTER SIMPLIFICATION (INVITED) D R Vaughan, Chairman Institute for Defense Analyses Arlington, Virginia D L Gieseking, Vice Chairman McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company Huntington Beach, California Paper No 3-A1 125 Filters of Varying Complexity for Radar Target Tracking R P Wishner, R E Larson, R K Mehra, Systems Con- trol, Inc , Palo Alto, California; M Athans, Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts Paper No 3-A 2 127 Efficient Computation of Large Scale Sensitivity of Kal- man Filters to Measurement Noise Statistics T C Hendricks, Martin Marietta Corp , Denver, Colo- rado; R F Webber, Martin Marietta Corp , Orlando, Florida Paper No 3-A 3 129 Dimensionless Design Data for Three-State Tracking Filters R J Fitzgerald, Raytheon Company, Bedford, Massa- chusetts Paper No 3-A4 131 SPARS Attitude Reference Algorithm and State Vector Augmentation and Simplification S P Kau, D C Paulson, Honeywell, Inc , Minneapolis, Minnesota Paper No 3-A5 132 Decoupled Tracking of Reentering Ballistic Missiles P J Buxbaum, Concord Research Corp , Burlington, Massachusetts Paper No 3-A 6 IEEE 135 Constrained Linear Filtering as a Multistage Process A Jain, D D Sworder, University of Southern Cali- fornia, Los Angeles, California SESSION NO 3-B FLUIDIC COMPONENTS USING PULSE AND FREQUENCY MODULATION (INVITED) K N Reid, Chairman Oklahoma State University Stillwater, Oklahoma W A Boothe, Vice Chairman General Electric Company Schenectady, New York Paper No 3-B1 140 Pulse Width Modulated Fluidic Amplifiers T W Bermel, Corning Glass Works, Corning, New York; C K Taft, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire Paper No 3-B2 141 Compensation of an Underdampened Fluidic System by a Digital Pulse Compensator T W Bermel, Corning Glass Works, Corning, New York; C K Taft, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire Paper No 3-B3 142 Steam-Powered Fluidic Turbine Overspeed-Trip Using Carrier Techniques C G Ringwall, J N Shinn, General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York Paper No 3-B4 143 Analytical Study of Fluidic Resonators with FM Signals A J Healey, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania SESSION NO 3-C COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR OPTIMIZATION E G Gilbert, Chairman University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Paper No 3-C 1 IEEE v 144 A Generalized Gradient Method for Optimal Control Problems with Inequality Constraints and Singular Arcs R K Mehra, R E Davis, Systems Control, Inc , Palo Alto, California DISCUSSER: J P McDanell Paper No 3-C2 IEEE 153 An Indirect Numerical Method for the Solution of a Class of Optimal Control Problems with Singular Arcs G M Anderson, Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio DISCUSSER: W F Powers Vll Page Page Paper No 3-C3 IEEE 161 A Computational Approach to Optimal Time-Delay Sys- tems G L Slater, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts; W R Wells, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio DISCUSSER: J K Aggarwal Paper No 3-C4 ASME 167 A Modified Conjugate Gradient Algorithm not Requir- ing the Adjoint Vector for Optimal Control Computation F M Kessler, N N Puri,P Sannuti, Rutgers, The State University, New Brunswick, New Jersey DISCUSSER: J L Speyer Paper No 3-C5 ASME 171 The Gradient of a Cost Functional on the Space of Pulse-Width Modulated Control Inputs L Hasdorff, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia DISCUSSER: E J Davison Paper No 3-C6 IEEE 178 On an Iterative Solution of Time-Invariant Riccati Equa- tion S P Bingulac, N Cuk, “Boris Kidric” Institute of Nu- clear Sciences, Beograd, Yugoslavia; M R Stojic, Uni- versity of Belgrade, Beograd, Yugoslavia DISCUSSER: D Kleinman Paper No 3-C7 183 Numerical Optimization of Distributed Parameter Sys- tems D E Cornick, A N Michel, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa DISCUSSER: S J Mitter SESSION NO 3-D PROCESS MODELING J C Friedly, Chairman University of Rochester Rochester, New York Paper No 3-D1 AIChE 192 Dynamic Modeling and Control of Suspended Solids in Clarifiers R B Schainker, C H Wells, Systems, Control, Inc , Palo Alto, California DISCUSSER: R Smith Paper No 3-D2 AIChE 201 Extraction and Absorption Column Dynamics and Back- flow Cell Model Simulation C V McSwain, Humble Oil and Refining Co, Baytown, Texas; L D Durbin, Texas A amp;M University, College Sta- f inn Tövqc DISCUSSER: D M Clifton Paper No 3-D3 AIChE 210 Steady State Models for Feedforward Control of Equili- brium Stage Processes H M Beisei, J W Tierney, G E Klinzing, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; A R Snyder, Unit- ed States Steel Corp , Monroeville, Pennsylvania DISCUSSER: P Latour Paper No 3-D4 ISA 219 A Nonlinear Model for Reheat Boiler-Turbine-Generator Systems, Part I General Description and Evaluation J P McDonald, Philadelphia Electric Co , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; J H Spare, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; H G Kwatny, Drexel Uni- versity, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DISCUSSER: R D Gustafson Paper No 3-D5 ISA 227 A Nonlinear Model for Reheat Boiler-Turbine-Generator Systems, Part 11 - Development H G Kwatny, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania; J P McDonald, Philadelphia Electric Co , Phil- adelphia, Pennsylvania; J H Spare, University of Penn- sylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DISCUSSER: R D Gustafson Paper No 3-D6 ASME 237 Mathematical Modeling of Peripheral Circulatory Re- sponses to Cold (CIVD) J V Beck, T Adams, and J M Schwinghamer, Mich- igan State University, East Lansing, Michigan DISCUSSER: 0 L Updike SESSION NO 3-E APPLIED OPTIMAL CONTROL R P Jefferis III, Chairman PMC Colleges Chester, Pennsylvania Paper No 3-El ISA 246 Dynamic Optimal Dispatch of Electric Power Generation H G Kwatny, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania,* T E Bechert, New York University, New York, New York DISCUSSER: C W Ross Paper No 3-E2 IEEE 255 An Approach to Spatial Power Regulation in Nuclear Reactors T Y Tsai, Babcock and Wilcox Co , Lynchburg, Virginia,* L L Grigsby, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia DISCUSSER: D H Risher Paper No 3-E3 AIChE 261 Stochastic Dynamic Optimization of the Operation of an Existing Catalytic Cracking Plant W Lee, T M Yegulalp, Mobil Research and Develop- ment Corp , Paulsboro, New Jersey DISCUSSER: H I Britt Paper No 3-E4 ISA 270 An Application of Quadratic Performance Synthesis Techniques to a Fluid Cat Cracker S B Schuldt, Honeywell Corporate Research Center, Hopkins, Minnesota; F B Smith, Honeywell Industrial Division, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania DISCUSSER: P W Gallier Paper No 3-E5 IEEE 277 Application of Dynamic Optimization Techniques to Re- actor Control in the Manufacture of Ethylene J T Wilson, P R Belanger, McGill University, Montreal, Canada DISCUSSER: P H Gaither vm Page Paper No 3-E6 IEEE 284 Design of Computer Aided Optimal Regulating System for a Bar Mill Main Drive Bhatt PCP, Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India; V Rajaraman, Indian Institute of Tech- nology, Kanpur, India DISCUSSER: R P Jefferis, III SESSION NO 4-A GOVERNMENT POLICY ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INVITED: PANEL DISCUSSION Sponsored by AACC Automation Committee E L Scott, Chairman The Center for Study of Automation and Society Athens, Georgia Panel Members: M F Hersman, National Science Foun- dation, Washington, DC;SW Gouse, Jr , Carnegie- Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; J E Mock, Georgia Science and Technology Commission, Atlanta, Georgia Paper No 4-A 292a Government Policy on Science and Technology S Gouse, Jr , Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SESSION NO 4-C CONTROL OF LARGE SCALE SYSTEMS (INVITED) I Lefkowitz, Chairman Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, Ohio Paper No 4-C1 293 Design of Multilevel Freeway Control System D R Drew, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand Paper No 4-C2 294a Evaluation of Multilevel Approach in Large Scale Opti- mization A Bensoussan, Institut de Recherche d’lnformation et d’Automatique (IRIA), Paris, France Paper No 4-C3 295 Multilevel Approach in Control and Management of Water Pollution Systems Y Y Haimes, Case Western Reserve University, Cleve- land, Ohio SESSION NO 5-A APPLIED SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION (INVITED) J S Meditch, Chairman P J McLane, Vice Chairman University of California Queen’s University Irvine, California Kingston, Ontario, Canada Paper No 5-A1 296 Evaluation and Verification of Identification Schemes D M Detchmendy, TRW Systems Group, Houston, Texas Page Paper No 5-A2 298 Theory and Applications of Predictive Deconvolution R J Wang, K L Peacock, S Treitel, Amoco Produc- tion Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma Paper No 5-A3 300 Modeling and Identification of Industrial Processes D A Wismer, R Mehra, Systems Control Inc , Palo Alto, California Paper No 5-A4 302a Identification of Aircraft States and Parameters W H Kroy, McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company, Huntington Beach, California SESSION NO 5-B SUBJECTIVE NUMBER AND DECISION ANALYSIS FOR PUBLIC POLICY PLANNING (INVITED) Sponsored by Control Systems Society of IEEE L F Kazda, Chairman University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Paper No 5-B1 303 How to Make the Right Public Policy Decisions Without Being a Decision Maker (Subjective Decision-Making Technologies and Social Utility Measurements) W Edwards, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich- igan Paper No 5-B2 304 Bayesian Statistics, Subjective Probabilities, and De- composition C W Kelly, III, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Paper No 5-B4 305 Subjectivity in Decision Analysis for Public Policy Plan- ning K Chen, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania Paper No 5-B5 306 An Initial Evaluation of a Subjective Bayesian Diag- nostic System D H Gustafson, J Kestly, J Greist, N Jensen, The University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin SESSION NO 5-C LINEAR SYSTEMS C A Desoer, Chairman University of California Berkeley, California Paper No 5-C1 SIAM 307 Perturbations of Linear Control Systems J P Dauer, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska DISCUSSER: W A Porter IX Page Paper No 5-C2 IEEE 312 On the Minimal Order Inverses for Linear Time-Invariant Discrete Systems V Kucera, National Research Council of Canada,Ottawa, Canada (on study leave from Institute of Information Theory and Automation, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague) DISCUSSER: M Sain Paper No 5-C3 SIAM 319 Some Frequency Domain Theorems on Tracking via Feedback M I Freedman, Boston University, Boston, Massachu- setts; R Glassey, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island DISCUSSER: W M Wonham Paper No 5-C4 SIAM 326 Input-Output Structure of Linear Systems with Applica- tion to the Decoupling Problem L M Silverman, H J Payne, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California DISCUSSER: A S Morse Paper No 5-C5 SIAM 335 Recursive Identification of Linear Systems J Rissanen, International Business Machines, San Jose, California DISCUSSER: L M Silverman Paper No 5-C6 IEEE 342 Parametric Identification of Linear Multivariable Sys- tems C Bonivento, R Guidorzi, Istituto di Automatica, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy DISCUSSER: A J Tether SESSION NO 5-D AEROSPACE CONTROL AND ESTIMATION P R Kurzhals, Chairman NASA Langley Research Center Hampton, Virginia Paper No 5-D1 IEEE 350 Optimum Inner-Product Angular Momentum Controllers R J Mulholland, R P Rhoten, Oklahoma State Uni- versity, Stillwater, Oklahoma DISCUSSER: G Meyer Paper No 5-D2 AI A A 355 Attitude Control of Flexible Space Vehicles G Porcelli, Fairchild Hiller, Germantown, Maryland DISCUSSER: E L Marsh Paper No 5-D3 363 On the Existence of a Trap State for OSO-Type Satellites A K Sen, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Green- belt, Maryland DISCUSSER: L Meirovitch Paper No 5-D4 ASME 369 A Nonvarying-C* Control Scheme for Aircraft E R Rang, Honeywell, Inc , Hopkins, Minnesota DISCUSSER: M T Moul Paper No 5-D5 IEEE 375 The Application of Linear Regression Filtering to Air- craft Target Tracking H L Weidemann, K Spingarn, Hughes Aircraft, Culver City, California DISCUSSER: J S Tyler Page Paper No 5-D6 AI A A 382 On-Line Parameter Updating for Mars Stratosphere and Troposphere J C Duke, Naval Air Development Center, Warminister, Pennsylvania; C N Shen, Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- tute, Troy, New York DISCUSSER: A P Sage SESSION NO 5-E FLUIDICS A E Schmidlin, Chairman Picatinny Arsenal Dover, New Jersey Paper No 5-El ASME 391 Pneumatic Passive Lead Networks for Fluidic Systems S Katz, E Hastie, Harry Diamond Laboratories, Wash- ington, D C DISCUSSER: W A Boothe Paper No 5-E2 ASME 399 Study of Pure Fluidic Gas Detection Systems for Moni- toring Changes in Gas Density T F Beasley, R D Bartholomew, The Boeing Company, Huntsville, Alabama DISCUSSER: J Iseman Paper No 5-E3 ASME 408 Flueric Amplification and Transmission of Speech G L Roffman, R Deadwyler, Harry Diamond Labora- tories, Washington, D C DISCUSSER: K N Reid Paper No 5-E4 ASME 414 Design Rule for Rectangular Laminar Resisters P M Lee, C K Kwok, Sir George Williams University, Montreal, Canada DISCUSSER: A J Healey Paper No 5-E5 ASME 420 Digital Fluidic Operational Amplifier T W Bermel, Corning Glass Works, Corning, New York; D Limbert, University of New Hampshire, Dur- ham, New Hampshire DISCUSSER: G Roffman Paper No 5-E6 ISA 426 Quantization in a Digital Fluidic Control System W L Bauer, W M Mansour, S A Alpay, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada DISCUSSER: G Lance SESSION NO 6-A SYSTEM STRUCTURE (INVITED) Sponsored by Control Systems Society of IEEE A S Morse, Chairman Yale University New Haven, Connecticut Paper No 6-A1 435 Decomposition Theory for Automata and Biological Sys- tems M A Arbib, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Mas- sachusetts x Page Paper No 6-A2 437 Algebraic Decomposition Methods for Nonlinear Systems R W Brockett, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts Paper No 6-A3 439 Algebraic Methods in Linear Multivariable Control W M Wonham, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada SESSION NO 6-B COMPUTER AIDED IDENTIFICATION (INVITED) J Jackson, Chairman University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Paper No 6-B1 440 Automatic Word Recognition and Speaker Identification G L Clapper, IBM Corporation, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina Paper No 6-B2 442 Techniques for Automatic Speaker Identification B Beek, J Grech, Rome Air Development Center, Grif- fiss Air Force Base, New York Paper No 6-B3 443 The Use of Handwriting Dynamics for Personnel Authen- tication J W Dyche, Sylvania Electronic Systems, Mountain View, California Paper No 6-B4 444 Machine Classification of Chromosome Images R J „Wall, Jet Propulsion Lab, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California SESSION NO 6-C GAMES AND OPTIMAL CONTROL A W Starr, Chairman Institute for Defense Analyses Arlington, Virginia Paper No 6-C1 IEEE 445 Differential Games with Constraints on Feedback Gains T Natarajan, D A Pierre, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana DISCUSSER: JYS Luh Paper No 6-C2 IEEE 453 On a Class of Differential Games without Saddle Point Conditions J Medanic, M Andjelic, Mihailo Pupin Institute, Bel- grade, Yugoslavia DISCUSSER: W E Schmitendorf Paper No 6-C3 IEEE 462 Nonlinear Regulator Theory and an Inverse Optimal Control Problem P J Moylan, BDO Anderson, University of New- castle, New South Wales, Australia DISCUSSER: R W Brockett Page Paper No 6-C4 IEEE 468 Singular Control of Linear Discrete Systems T J Tarn, S K Rao, J Zaborszky, Washington Uni- versity, St Louis, Missouri DISCUSSER: J L Speyer Paper No 6-C5 IEEE 477 The Maximally Achievable Accuracy of Linear Optimal Control H Kwakernaak, Twente University of Technology, En- schede, The Netherlands; R Sivan, Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia DISCUSSER: W Willman Paper No 6-C6 IEEE 486 On the Need for and Use of a Measure of State Estima- tion Errors in the Design of Quadratic-Optimal Control Gains J M Mendel, McDonnell Douglas Astronautics, Hunt- ington Beach, California DISCUSSER: J S Lee SESSION NO 6-D FLIGHT PATH CONTROL R E Burns, Chairman NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville, Alabama Paper No 6-D1 IEEE 492 Low-Thrust Guidance: An Optimal Stochastic Control Problem G R Ash, Institute for Defense Analyses, Arlington, Virginia; R Sridhar University of California, Los An- geles, California DISCUSSER: J L Speyer Paper No 6-D2 AIAA 500 A Combined Parallel-Tangents/Penalty Function Ap- proach to Solving Trajectory Optimization Problems P J Wong, R M Dressier, Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, California; D G Luenberger, Stanford University, Stanford, California DISCUSSER: H J Kelley Paper No 6-D3 IEEE 508 Optimization of Terminal Rendezvous as a Cooperative Game A J Koivo, D W Repperger, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana DISCUSSER: J R Redus Paper No 6-D4 IEEE 517 The Use of Gradient Methods in Solving a Differential Game of Relevance in Aerial Combat D A Roberts, R C Montgomery, NASA Langley Re- search Center, Hampton, Virginia DISCUSSER: H J Kelley Paper No 6-D5 IEEE 527 An Application of Stochastic Optimal Control Theory to the Optimal Rescheduling of Airplanes R S Ellis, R W Rishel, Bell Telephone Labs, Whip- pany, New Jersey DISCUSSER: R E Larson xi Page Paper No 6-D6 IEEE 536 An Approach to Semi-Automated Optimal Scheduling and Holding Strategies for Air Traffic Control M Äthans, L W Porter, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts DISCUSSER: R H Orr SESSION NO 6-E PROCESS CONTROL P W Gallier, Chairman Monsanto Company St Louis, Missouri Paper No 6-El ISA 546 An Optimal (DDC) Algorithm for Process with Time- Delay in Control and Disturbance Input C S Lin, Bonner amp; Moore, Cullen Center, Houston, Texas DISCUSSER: M R Chidambara Paper No 6-E2 ISA 553 Simple Smoothing amp; Forecasting Methods for Use in Process Control H A Fertik, Leeds amp; Northrup Company, North Wales, Pennsylvania DISCUSSER: D L Rosamond Paper No 6-E3 AIChE 562 A Self-Adapting Time-Optimal Control Algorithm for Second Order Processes E H Hsu, S Bacher, A Kaufman, Merck Sharp Dohme Research Labs, Rahway, New Jersey DISCUSSER: V L Trevathan Paper No 6-E4 IEEE 571 A New Technique for Preventing Direct Digital Control Windup L C Kramer, K W Jenkins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts DISCUSSER: V L Trevathan Paper No 6-E5 IEEE 578 A Novel Digital Single-Loop Controller for Frequency- Analogous Measured Values G Kaps, CHF-Mueller GmbH, Hamburg, Germany; M Klinck, Philips Forschungslaboratorium, Hamburg GmbH, Germany DISCUSSER: L C McCune Paper No 6-E6 IEEE 586 An Algorithm for On-Line Computation of Time Opti- mal Controls G Bashein, Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico DISCUSSER: R P Jefferis, III Page SESSION NO 7-A IS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY RELEVANT TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROBLEMS? (INVITED) Sponsored by The Control System Society of IEEE C H Wells, Chairman Systems Control, Inc Palo Alto, California Paper No 7-A1 594 Water Resource Management G K Young, Water Resources Engineering, Springfield, Virginia Paper No 7-A2 595 Waste Water Treatment Plant Control R Smith, Environmental Protection Agency, Water Quality Office, Cincinnati, Ohio Paper No 7-A3 596 Measurement and Control of Ambient Air Quality C M Copley, Division of Air Pollution Control, City of St Louis, St Louis, Missouri Paper No 7-A4 597 Meteorological Aspects of Air Pollution Control L E Niemeyer, Environmental Protection Agency, Air Pollution Control Office, Raleigh, North Carolina Paper No 7-A5 598 Solid Waste Management G A Garland, Environmental Protection Agency, Solid Waste Office, Cincinnati, Ohio SESSION NO 7-B CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT ELASTIC MODES WITH STRONG AERODYNAMIC COUPLING (INVITED) Sponsored by AI A A B M Hall, Chairman McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company - West Huntington Beach, California Paper No 7-B1 AIAA 599 Active Flutter Control - Flight Test System Synthesis R P Johannes, Air Force Flight Dynamics Lab , Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio Paper No 7-B2 AIAA 608 Active Flutter Suppression - An Emerging Technology G O Thompson, G J Kass, The Boeing Company, Wichita, Kansas Paper No 7-B3 AIAA 617 Potential Performance Gains by use of a Flutter Suppres- sion System L J Topp, The Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington Paper No 7-B4 AIAA 624 A Feasibility Study of Active Wing/Store Flutter Con- trol W E Triplett, McDonnell Aircraft Company, St Louis, Missouri Xll SESSION NO 7-C Page Page OPTIMIZATION P Dorato, Chairman Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Graduate Center Farmingdale, New York Paper No 7-C 1 IEEE 633 A New Aspect of Hierarchical Systems Theory Leading to the Development of Effectively Coordinated Large Systems E Tse, A J Tether, Systems Control, Inc , Palo Alto, California DISCUSSER: Y Takahara Paper No 7-C2 IEEE 642 Economic Tradeoffs Associated with a Multilayer Con- trol Strategy for a Class of Static Systems J F Donoghue, Industrial Nucleonics Corp , Columbus, Ohio; I Lefkowitz, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio DISCUSSER A J Debs Paper No 7-C3 ISA 650 Pseudo Optimal Closed Loop Control of Nonlinear Sys- tems Via a Hybrid Technique C D Fournier, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, O- hio; F R Groves, Jr ,AB Corripio, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana DISCUSSER: M J Wozny Paper No 7-C4 IEEE 656 A Closed-Loop Computerized Time-Optimal Control of Multi-Variable Systems N N Puri, L D Meeker, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey DISCUSSER: JYS Luh Paper No 7-C5 IEEE 665 Analytical Synthesis of Optimal Nonlinear Feedback Control G J Michael, R Belluardo, United Aircraft Research Labs , East Hartford, Connecticut DISCUSSER: J Hsu Paper No 7-C6 IEEE 671 Application of the Structural Decomposition Technique to Dynamic Programming Solutions of Differential- Difference Control Problems D C Collins, Technology Service Corp , Santa Monica, California; A Lew, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii DISCUSSER: R E Larson SESSION 7-D STOCHASTIC OPTIMAL CONTROL R Drenick, Chairman Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York Paper No 7-D1 IEEE 677 Bayes amp; Minimax Controllers for a Linear System with Stochastic Jump Parameters B D Pierce, D D Sworder, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California DISCUSSER: P N Robinson Paper No 7-D2 IEEE 686 Adaptive Guaranteed Cost Control of Systems with Un- certain Parameters SSL Chang, TKC Peng, State University of New York, Stony Brook, New York DISCUSSER: P Dorato Paper No 7-D3 IEEE 695 Performance Measure Densities for a Class of LQG Con- trol Systems M K Sain, S R Liberty, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana DISCUSSER: T J Tarn Paper No 7-D4 IEEE 704 Trajectory Optimization for Closed-Loop Nonlinear Sto- chastic Systems R J Brown, Jr ,JR Rowland, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia DISCUSSER: W J Murphy Paper No 7-D5 IEEE 711 Jump Type Behavioral Uncertainties in Stochastic Opti- mal Control Problems P N Nikiforuk, M M Gupta, J M Milne, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada DISCUSSER: D L Elliott Paper No 7-D6 IEEE 719 Uncertain Stocnastic Optimal Control M Z Dajani, Consultant, Houston, Texas DISCUSSER: I B Rhodes SESSION NO 7-E IDENTIFICATION A G Mueller, Chairman McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company — East St Louis, Missouri Paper No 7-El IEEE 724 Parameter Identification and Control of Linear Discrete- Time Systems G N Saridis, R N Lobbia, Purdue University, La- fayette, Indiana DISCUSSER: E Tse Xlll Page Page Paper No 7-E2 IEEE 731 Parameter and Model Identification of Nonlinear Dy- namical Systems Using a Suboptimal Fixed-Pt Smoothing Algorithm RTN Chen, B J Eulrich, Cornell Aero Lab, Buffalo, New York DISCUSSER: A Jazwinski Paper No 7-E3 741 A Method for Identifying Nonlinear Systems with Ap- plications to Vehicle Dynamics and Chemical Kinetics T R Goodman, T P Sargent, Oceanics, Inc , Plainview, New York DISCUSSER: J S Meditch Paper No 7-E4 AIChE 751 On-Line Model Identification and Control Using the Kalman Filter R A Mollenkamp, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky,* C L Smith, A B Corripio, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana DISCUSSER: D D Sworder Paper No 7-E5 IEEE 760 Rapid Digital Identification of Linear Systems E V Bohn, AAR Hanafy, University of British
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