Fractional analysis. Methods of motion decomposition (Q4337607)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1011693
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    Fractional analysis. Methods of motion decomposition
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1011693

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      21 May 1997
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      textbook
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      dynamical systems
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      fractional analysis
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      algorithms
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      asymptotic expansions
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      controlled systems
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      mechanics
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      vehicle dynamics
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      gyroscope
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      robotics
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      motion of dynamical systems
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      mechanics of controlled motion
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      Fractional analysis. Methods of motion decomposition (English)
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      The aim of the book is to present the basics of the fractional analysis, a method of formalized construction of approximate mathematical models of dynamical systems, which combines the methods of similitude and perturbation theory and algorithms of asymptotic expansions in small parameters. This method is applied to finite-dimensional controlled systems. A large number of examples of its application for problems of mechanics, control, vehicle dynamics, gyroscope or robotics are presented. The book will be useful for students, postgraduates, and researchers who deal with analytical and numerical analysis of equations of motion of dynamical systems. It fills the gap between mathematical formalism and applications. Emphasis is on examples, mainly from the mechanics of controlled motion. The whole cycle of fractional analysis is performed for each example, from constructing a mechanical model and writing appropriate equations to finding their analytical or numerical solution. [For a review of the Russian original (1991) see Zbl 0747.34032.]
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