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CAST: New book on Nonlinear Process Control

Paul Schlosser schlosser at ciit.org
Sun Feb 23 16:59:03 EST 1997


Some of you may find this of interest.

Herbert: maybe I'll check out your program next time I'm on a PC ...
         whenever that is.

-Paul

>Date:     Thu, 20 Feb 1997 11:10  0000
>To: cast10 at bevo.che.wisc.edu, jbraw at bevo.che.wisc.edu
>From: seborg at eci1.ucsb.edu
>Subject: CAST: New book on Nonlinear Process Control
>Cc: henson at nlc.che.lsu.edu
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><center>NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT
>
>
>NONLINEAR PROCESS CONTROL
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></center>
>
>Editors:  Professor Michael A. Henson (Louisiana State University)
>
>                Professor Dale E. Seborg (Univ. of California, Santa
>Barbara)
>
>
>Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
>
>Publication Date: December, 1996
>
>ISBN 0-13-625179-X  (1996)
>
>Price: $80
>
>
>SCOPE
>
>
>This unique book  is intended as an introduction to the design,
>analysis, and
>
>application of nonlinear control strategies for process control
>problems.
>
>Individual chapters on critical topics have been prepared by leading
>
>academic and industrial researchers.  In order to make the monograph
>
>accessible to a larger audience,  a balanced view of the theoretical
>and
>
>practical issues is presented. However, the very nature of nonlinear
>
>systems dictates the use of some advanced mathematical tools.  Case
>
>studies are presented to illustrate the controller design procedures.
>
>Comparisons with linear control techniques also are included in order
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>to demonstrate the performance improvements that can be achieved by
>employing
>
>a nonlinear control strategy.
>
>
>CONTENTS
>
>
>1       Introduction (Henson & Seborg)
>
>2       Nonlinear Process Identification (Pearson & Ogunnaike)
>
>3       Nonlinear Sy Theory (Doyle & Henson)
>
>4       Feedback Linearizing Control (Henson & Seborg)
>
>5       Model Predictive Control (Meadows & Rawlings)
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>6       Nonlinear State Estimation (Muske & Edgar)
>
>7       Artificial Neural Networks for Nonlinear Process
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>            Identification and Control (Su & McAvoy)
>
>
>CONTRIBUTORS
>
>
>Francis J. Doyle III (Purdue University)
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>Thomas F. Edgar (University of Texas at Austin)
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>Michael A. Henson (Louisiana State University)
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>Thomas J. McAvoy (University of Maryland )
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>Edward S. Meadows (Pontificia Univ. Catolica, Porto Alegre, Brazil)
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>Kenneth R. Muske (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
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>Babatunde A. Ogunnaike (E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc)
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>Ronald K. Pearson (E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc)
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>James B. Rawlings (University of Wisconsin)
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>Dale E. Seborg (University of California, Santa Barbara)
>
>Hong-Te Su (Honeywell Inc.)
>
>
>CONTACT INFORMATION
>
>
>Prentice Hall PTR
>
>Order Processing Center
>
>PO Box 11071
>
>Des Moines IA 50336
>
>Toll Free: 800-947-7700
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>Fax:         515-284-2607
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>emailorders at prenhall.com
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>Web Site: prenhall.com
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>
>
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>****************************************************
>
>Professor Dale E. Seborg
>
>Department of Chemical Engineering
>
>University of California
>
>Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5080
>
>Phone:  805-893-3352   Fax:  805-893-4731
>
>e-mail:  seborg at engineering.ucsb.edu
>
>              seborg at halibut.ucsb.edu
>
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