This book is the first serious attempt to gather all of the available theory of nonharmonic Fourier series in one place, combining published results with new results by the authors.
Observation, Control, and Stabilization.- Well-Posedness in a Riesz Basis Setting.- Observability of Strings.- Observability of Beams.- Vector Sum Estimates.- Problems on Spherical Domains.- Multidimensional Ingham-Type Theorems.- A General Ingham-Type Theorem.- Problems with Weakened Gap Conditions.
From the reviews:
Fourier Series in Control Theory represents the first appearance of a synthesis of the relevant literature as well as a collection of new results. The story begins with the solution of a problem with a vibrating string having two free endpoints. & This is primarily a monograph aimed at experts and researchers in the field, although it would be accessible to a graduate student willing to fill the background. The exposition is clear & . (William J. Satzer, MathDL, May, 2005)
This monograph will be of interest to experts and researchers, as well as graduate students in such courses as control series and harmonic analysis. Starting with an overview of the problems of observability, controllability, and stabilization of linear systems and their interconnections, the text contains complete proofs along with a short, simplified, presentation of some properties of Bessel functions for the convenience of the reader. Only basic knowledge of functional analysis is required. (Bulletin Bibliographique, Vol. 51 (1-2), 2005)
This book is concerned with harmonic (and nonharmonic) analysis methods in control theory. In the reviewers opinion, it can be very useful to understand some of the key ideas. These methods can also be applied to analyze the controllability of many time-reversible systems of practical interest. & The book is very well writtl¼
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