International Symposium on the

Mathematical Theory of Networks

and Systems

International Conference Center Kobe

Kobe, Japan June 17-21, 1991

Preliminary Program

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ORGANIZATION

Symposium Chairmen

H. Kimura, Osaka University, Osaka

S. Kodama, Osaka University, Osaka

Organizing Committee T. Ando, Sapporo M. Araki, Kyoto C. 1. Byrnes, St. Louis T. Fujii, Fukuoka K. Furuta, Tokyo K. Hirai, Kobe M. Ikeda, Kobe H. Inaba., Saitama Y. Inouye, Osaka

Program Committee

J. Ackermann, Oberpfaffenhofen A. Antoulas, Houston S. Bittanti, Milano F. M. Callier, Namur H.-F. Chen, Beijing R. F. Curtain, Groningen J. C. Doyle, Pasadena B. A. Francis, Toronto P. A. Fuhrmann, Beer Sheva K. Glover, Cambridge N. Hamada, Yokohama S. Hara, Tokyo T. Higuchi, Sendai K. Horiuchi, Tokyo S. Hosoe, Nagoya A. Ichikawa, Hamamatsu S. Ishijima, Tokyo M. Ito, Nagoya T. Kailath, Stanford P. P. Khargonekar, Ann Arbor T. Kitamori, Tokyo V. Kucera, Prague S. Kumagai, Osaka H. Kunita, Fukuoka H. Kwakernaak, Enschede

M. A. Kaashoek, Amsterdam T. Katayama, Kyoto H. Maeda, Osaka A. Ohsumi, Kyoto S. Shinoda, Tokyo 1. Shirakawa, Osaka N. Suda, Osaka Y. Yamamoto, Kyoto

W. H. Kwon, Seoul A. J. Laub, Santa Barbara L. Ljung, Linkoping T. Mita, Chiba T. Mori, Kyoto A. S. Morse, New Haven N. Nagai, Sapporo S. Omatsu, Tokushima J. B. Pearson, Houston J. H. van Schuppen,

Amsterdam E. Sezer, Ankara E. Shimemura, Tokyo S. Shin, Tsukuba E. D. Sontag,

New Brunswick T. Sugie, Kyoto Y. Sunahara., Kyoto H. Takeda, Sendai K. Uchida, Tokyo P. P. Varaiya, Berkeley M. Vidyasagar, Bangalore K. Watanabe, Yonezawa K. Yasuda, Kobe F.-B. Yeh, Taichung

INTRODUCTION

We have the pleasure to present the Preliminary Program of the 1991

International Symposium of the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems

(MTNS-91) , June 17-21, 1991 in Kobe, Japan. This is the ninth MTNS meet­

ing, but the first to be held in the Far East. In line with the MTNS's tradition

of excellence the Program Committee of MTNS-91 has assembled a truly out­

standing technical program of 185 regular contributed papers and 142 invited

papers representing the latest developments in systems and control theory,

circuit theory, and signal processing; it includes advances in robust control,

nonlinear control, stochastic control, adaptive control, HOO control/filtering,

linear systems, circuits and inverse scattering, neural networks, signal process­

ing and related mathematics. In addition, five plenary lectures and ten special

topics lectures are planned to give an overview of recent major developments.

Also two mini courses will be offered to introduce the participants to the fron­

tiers of important theories.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to the members of the Program

Committee and the organizers of invited sessions for their efforts in formulating

the program, and the authors of papers for their interest in the Symposium.

Also we are most grateful to more than 200 reviewers of contributed papers

for their help with the refereeing process.

The Symposium will be held at the International Conference Center on the

man-made Port Island in Kobe City. Kobe, the largest port-city in Japan, is

one of the most popular tourist spots in Japan, surrounded by centuries-old

historical cities like Kyoto and N ara and the latest technological achievements

like the man-made island. We look forward to welcoming you in Kobe.

Symposium Chairmen MTNS-91

Hidenori Kimura

Shinzo Kodama

January 1991

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Past International Symposia MTNS

The Symposium of the Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems (MTNS)

has been organized biannually since 1973. Previous meeings were held in Col­

lege Park, Maryland, USA (1973); Montreal, Canada (1975); Lubbock, Texas,

USA (1977); Delft, The Netherlands (1979); Santa Monica, California, USA

(1981); Beer Sheva, Israel (1983); Stockholm, Sweden (1985); Phoenix, Ari­

zona, USA (1987); and Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1989). MTNS-91 is

the ninth symposium in the series, not counting the first informal one held at

the University of Maryland at College Park t.hanks to the initiative of Prof.

R. W. Newcomb.

Steering Committee

MTNS has no international sponsoring organization, but its continuity is in­

sured by Steering Committee consisting of the following members:

C. 1. Byrnes, st. Louis M. H. A. Davis, London C. A. Desoer, Berkeley P. Dewilde, Delft P. Van Dooren, Brussels H. Dym, Rehovot M. Fliess, Gif-sur-Yvette P. A. Fuhrman, Beer Sheva Y. Genin, Brussels I. Gohberg, Tel Aviv M. Hazewinkel, Amsterdam J. W. Helton, La Jolla A. Isidori, Rome

M. A. Kaashoek, Amsterdam H. Kimura, Osaka A. J. Krener, Davis A. Kurzhansky, Laxenburg A. Lindquist, Stockholm C. F. Martin, Lubbock G. Picci, Padova A. C. M. Ran, Amsterdam R. Saeks, Tempe J. H. Schuppen, Amsterdam T.-J. Tarn, St. Louis J. C. Willems, Groningen G. Zames, Montreal

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Purpose of Symposium

The purpose of MTNS is to bring together research engineers and mathemat.i­

cians to discuss mathematical problems of systems theoretical nature arising

in applications of current interest. It also provides them with an opportunity

to establish and maintain contacts with colleagues.

Overview of Scientific Program

- Plenary lectures

- Special topics lectures

- Mini courses

- Invited and contributed sessions

- A poster session

Plenary Lectures

The goal of plenary lectures is to provide the participants of the symposium

with major developments of research topics in the MTNS-area. A plenary lec­

ture should be exciting for all participants and may have a tutorial flavor. The

following plenary lectures are scheduled:

Optimizing the Discretization of Continuous-Time Controllers B. D. O. Anderson, Australian National University, AUSTRALIA (Tues­

day, Session P2)

Interpolation Problems for Rational Matrix Functions and Systems Theory

1. Gohberg, Tel-Aviv University, ISRAEL (Wednesday, Session P3)

Intelligent Control of Robotics K. Furuta, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN (Monday, Session PI)

Robust Output Regulation of Nonlinear Systems A. Ishidori, University of Roma, ITALY (Thursday, Session P4)

System Theory and Intelligence M. Vidyasagar, Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, INDIA

(Friday, Session P5)

Special Topics Lectures

The goal of special topics lectures is to present recent advances in research

topics in the MTNS-areas. Such a lecture may be specialized and addressed

to a subgroup of the participants. The following special topics lectures are

scheduled:

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Recent Advances on Spectral Factorization and LQ-Optimal Regu­lation for Multivariable Systems

F. M. Callier, Univ. Notre-Dame de la Paix, BELGIUM (Tuesday, Session

SI)

Sampled-Data Control Theory B. A. Francis, University of Toronto, CANADA (Thursday, Session S7)

Topological Methods for the Qualitative Analysis of Nonlinear Cir­

cuits M. Hasler, Ecole Polytec. Lausanne, SWITZERLAND (Friday, Session S9)

Decentralized Control of Large Scale Systems

M. Ikeda, Kobe University, JAPAN (Thursday, Session S4)

State-space H 00 and Robust Control Theory P. P. Khargonekar, University of Michigan, USA (Friday, Session S10)

Solving the Algebraic Riccati Equation on a Supercomputer A. J. Laub, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA (Tuesday,

Session S3)

A Conceptual Framework for Parameter Adaptive Control

A. S. Morse, Yale University, USA (Thursday, Session S6)

Combinatorial System Theory

K. Murota, University of Tokyo, JAPAN (Friday, Session S8)

Derivation of the Schrodinger Equations from Stochastic Control

Theory A. Ohsumi, Kyoto Institute of Technology, JAPAN (Tuesday, Session S2)

Linear Algebraic Techniques for the Analysis and Synthesis of Petri

Nets M. Silva, Dept. Ing. Electrica e Informatica, SPAIN (Thursday, Session S5)

The special topics lectures are scheduled in pa.rallel throughout the symposium

week. The schedule is shown in Table 1.

Table 1. The schedule for special topics lectures.

Day Time Session Numbers and Speakers

Tuesday 14:00-15:00 Sl S2 S3

F.M. Callier A.Ohsumi A.J. Laub

Thursday 14:00-15:00 S4 S5 S6 S7

M. Ikeda M. Silva A.S. Morse B.A. Francis

Friday 14:00-15:00 S8 S9 S10

K. Murota M. Hasler P.P. Khargonekar

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Mini Courses

The goal of a mini course is to educate the pa.rticipants on a particular re­

sea.rch topics of MTNS. The presentation will be tutorial, with proper attention

given to motivation, definitions, results and examples. The following two mini

courses are scheduled in parallel on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning:

Recent Advances in Neural Network Theory S. Amari (University of Tokyo, JAPAN) and M. I. Jordan (Massachusetts

Institute of Technology, USA), Sessions Ml (Thursday) and M3 (Friday)

Hoof H2f j.l Synthesis J. C. Doyle (California Institute of Technology, USA), K. Glover

(Cambridge University, U.K.), and F. Packard (University of California,

USA), Sessions M2 (Thursday) and M4 (Friday)

Sessions

For the schedule of invited and contributed sessions see List of Sessions.

Poster Session

A poster session is planned for Thursday morning, Session ThA 11. During

that period authors of poster contributions are expected to be present at the

site.

Proceedings

The proceedings of the symposium will be published after the symposium.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Time and Place

Language

Registration

Fee

Mini Course

Only

Extra Banquet

Ticket

Advance

Registration

Registration

The symposium MTNS-91 will be held from Monday

17 through Friday 21 June 1991, at the International

Conference Center Kobe on Port Island in Kobe, Japan.

The official language of the symposium is English.

Conference registration fee for the MTNS-91 is: _ If received by the secretariat before April 17, 1991

Participant: ¥ 30,000 Student: ¥ 10,000.

_ If received by the secretariat after April 18, 1991

Participant: ¥ 35,000 Student: ¥ 12,000.

The registration fee entitles one to admission to all tech­

nical sessions, abstracts, banquet (Tue), and welcome

reception (Sun).

A new category of registration is also available. Those

who want to attend the mini course only may register in

the category "mini course only." The fees are ¥ 10,000

or ¥ 12,000, according as the registration is made on

before April 17, 1991 or after April 17. Registrants in

this category cannot attend or make presentations in

the other conference programs. (Banquet fee is not in­

cluded.)

The registration fee for accompanying person is ¥ 5,000

and includes banquet and welcome reception.

The enclosed forms should be used when registering for

the symposium, the social events and tours, and for

making hotel reservations during MTNS-91. Please note that registration for the various events will

be confirmed on a "first come-first served" basis. Reg­

istration to "included" events must also be marked on

the form. Please follow carefully the instructions below

for payment of all fees involved. Hotel rooms can only

be confirmed upon receipt of hotel room deposit.

Please complete the registration forms and send them

as soon as possible together with your payment.

Registration for the symposium will take place at 16:00-

20:00 on Sunday June 16 at the conference site, the In­

ternational Conference Center Kobe, on Port Island, fol-

Confirmation

Hotel Resevations

and Tours

Hotel Accommodation

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lowed by a welcome reception at 17:00-19:00.

The registration desk is also open at the entrance hall

of the conference site during 8:30-17:00 from June 17

(Monday) to June (Thursday).

A confirmation of registration, the social events, post

symposium tours and hotel accommodation will be

mailed to the participants after receipt of the registra­

tion form and payments.

A number of hotel rooms III different rate categories

have been booked for the symposium during June 16-

22, 1991. Participants wishing to make reservations

for hotel accommodations and tours must complete the

Hotel & Tour Reservation Form included and return it

to Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd. (KNT), the official

agent for MTNS-91, before April 17, 1991 together

with the hotel room deposit of Japanese Yen ¥ 20,000

per room and full amount of tour fare. Upon receipt of your application and acknowledgement

of your remittance, KNT will reply with a confirmation.

Please note KNT will send confirmation slip aft.er the

deadline date. Please keep in mind that if KNT cannot

grant your first choice, you will be automatically allot­

ted an alternative room. The hotel room deposit will

be deducted from the hotel bill upon presentation of the

participant's personal hotel confirmation slip, which will

be sent in due time before the Symposium.

No reservat.ion will be confirmed in t.he absence of this

payment.

The daily room charge is Japanese Yen, including tax

and service charge, at specially discounted rates listed

in the following. Please kindly understand you are prob­

ably requested full amount of deposit. when you check in

at the hotel.

N.B. 10% service charge as well as 3% consumption tax

is included in the above room rate. However, a 3% local

tax will be added to the amount when the t.otal ex­

pence per day per person exceeds ¥ 10,000. No meals

included. Low budget hotels in other cities can be se­

cured upon request.

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Payment

NAME OF HOTEL

(Telephone Number)

Nearby Conference Site

ROOM CHARGE

Single Twin

1. I\obe Portpia Hotel ¥ 13,409- ¥ 19,261-

(078-302-1111 ) 2. Hotel Gaufetz Ritz ¥ 11,660- ¥ 25,652-

( 078-303-5555)

Good View of J( obe 3. New Kobe Oriental Hotel ¥ 12,826- ¥ 20,988-

(078-291-1121) Convenient Place for Access to Osaka, Tokyo, Airport

& Shopping q. I\obe Tokyu Inn ¥ 8,343- ¥ 15,H1-

(078-291-0109)

5. Hotel Montereo I\obe

(078-392-7111)

Others

6. I\obe Plaza Hotel

(078-332-1141 )

7. Chisan Hotel I\obe

(078-341-8111)

¥ 11,660- ¥ 19,9c11-

¥ 8,240- ¥ 14,420-

¥ 7,107- ¥ 12,978-

Payment should be made in Japanese Yen (¥) in ad­

vance by means of:

For Conference Registration Fee: - CREDIT CARD (VISA or Master) for oversea partic­

ipants only - BANK TRANSFER to be sent to the following ac-

count:

(Oversea Participants) Account Number: 1627554

Account Name: MTNS'91 Tohru Katayama

The Bank of Tokyo Ltd.

Osaka Branch (J apanesc Participants)

Account Number: 1790377

Account Name: MTNS 91 Tohru I\atayama

The Surnitomo Bank Ltd.

Umeda Branch

Cancellations

or

Account Number: 3759644

Account Name: MTNS 91 Tohru Katayama

The Sanwa Bank Ltd.

Osaka Ekimae Branch

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Tohru Katayama

For Hotel Reservation, Social Events & Tours: - CREDIT CARD indicated in the application form

- BANK TRANSFER to be sent to the following ac-count:

Account Number: 3771417

Account Name: Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd.

MTNS'91 Sanwa Bank

Osaka Ekimae Branch

1-Chome, Umeda, Kita-ku

Osaka 530, Japan

Telephone: (+81 )-6-345-0451

Telex: 5463234 SANWAGIN J - BANK CHECK payable to the order of the Kinki Nip­pon Tourist Co., Ltd.

Important Notice: Though we may accept your reserva­

tion without deposit in some cases, cancellation fee will

be charged to you, even later according to our cancella­

tion policy.

For Oversea Participa.nts:

Remittance should be made by "paying full action"

in Japanese Yen. Handling charge/commission of both

your bank and our bank is to be paid by you in this

method. In case you take normal remittance, your re­

mittance will deposit to reduce down bank commission

of Japan side.

For Registration:

Notification of cancellation must be received in writing

to the secretariat. Cancellations received by the secre­

tariat un till May, 1991 will be accepted with a refund

of all fees except for a cancellation charge of ¥ 10,000.

No refunds can be made for cancellations received after

May 15, 1991.

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Banking

Useful Hints

Visa

Weather

For Hotel Reservation, Social Events EJ Tours:

A written notice of cancellation must be sent to KNT.

The KNT will refund the deposit and/or tour faTe, de­

ducting the bank t.ransfer chaTge and t.he following can­

cellation charge:

Hotel Reservation: Up to 10 days before the first night

of stay=no charge; 3-9 days before=50% of deposit; Less

than 2 days or no notice received=100% of deposit..

Tours: Up to 30 days before t.he t.our date=no charge;

15-30 days before the t.our date=20% of tour fare; Less

than 14 days or no notice received=30% of tour fare.

The Japanese currency is Yen (¥). The approximate

rate of exchange is US$ 1.00=¥ 137 (Jan. 7).

Participants are advised to change some currency into

Yen at an authorized bank of the airport on arrival in

Japan. Banks at the International Airports of Tokyo

(N arita) and Osaka are usually open for the convenience

of arriving guests. Banking hours in Japan are 9:00-

15:00 from Monday to Friday (closed on Saturday and

Sunday).

Most hotels, restaurants and shops in Kobe accept ma­

jor credit cards. Facilities for cashing traveller's cheques

are available at banks (opening hours 9:00-15:00 from

Monday to Friday) and at your hotel.

Personal tipping is not customary in Japan. Instead of

tipping, a 10-15 % service charge is automatically added

to your bill at most major restaurants and accommoda­

tions. Many inexpensive restaurants do not add service

charge. However, a 3% consumption tax is added to all

bills.

In principle visas are not required for tourists. For fur­

ther information, participants are recommended to con­

sult their local travel agencies, carrier or Japanese diplo­

mats.

The average temperature in June in Kobe is 22°C. Usu­

ally the rainy season set in at the middle of June in

Japan, so you are recommended to bring light rainwears.

MTNS-91

Secretariat

Gateway to

Symposium

Chairman

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All correspondence concerning symposIUm program shoud be addressed to:

Secretariat MTNS-91

c/o Professor H. Kimura

Department of Mechanical Engineering

for Computer-Controlled Machinery Faculty of Engineering

Osaka University

Yamada-oka, Suita, Osaka 565, Japan

tel: +81-6-877-5111 ext.5121; e-mail: kimura@mech.

osaka-u.ac.jp; fax: +81-6-876-4975

All correspondence of concerning conference registration should be addressed to:

MTNS-91

c/o Inter Group Corp.

Shiroguchi Bldg.

2-15 Kakuta-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka 530, Japan

(tel: +81-6-375-9477; fax: +81-6-372-6127)

All correspondence of concerning hot.el accommodat.ion and tours should be addressed to:

Kinki Nippon Tourist (KNT) (please, see p. 71).

In case of emergency contact. H. Kimura:

Tel: +81-6-877-5111 ext.5121; e-mail: kimura@mech. osaka-u.ac.jp; fax: +81-6-876-4975

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lists and Tables

The scientific program is classified below, according to the room allocation and in chronological order. A few remarks are in order:

Session Numbers A session number consists of one or two (three) letters and one or two digits. For special sessions, i. e., Plenary, Special Topics, Mini Courses, the sessions are specified by one leading alphabet, P or S or M, and the consecutive digit(s). For example, P3 is the Plenary session, number 3, which will be held on Wednesday. The time slot in which a particular session is held can be found in the Table of Sessions at the end of this program. General Sessions are specified by two (three) letters and two digits. An example is MA08. The first letter 'M' stands for Monday, and the second letter 'A" means that this is a morning session. The subsequent two digits '08' means that this is to be held in the '8'-th place in the room specification. If a session is in the afternoon, the second (or third) letter will be 'B' or 'C'. In the first letter, there are exceptions: Tuesday and Thursday will be distinguished by denoting them by 'Tu' and 'Th', respectively.

LIST OF SESSIONS

list of Sessions for Monday, June 17

Opening Ceremony; Room: 301 CHAIRPERSON: H. Kimura (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

08:45-09:00 • Opening Address S. Kodama (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

Session: PI; Room: 301 - Plenary Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

09:00-10:00 • Intelligent Control in Robotics K. Furuta (Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN)

Session: MAOl; Room: 401 - Control System Design CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Deadbeat Control of Continuous-Time Systems E. Nobuyama, S. Shin and T. Kitamori (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN)

11:00-11:30

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• Effectiveness of Galerkin Type Approximation in Finite Dimensional Compensator Design M. Nouri-Moghadam and S. Q. Zhu (Pennsylvania State Univ., USA)

11:30-12:00

• Reduced Order Stabilizing Controllers via Normalized Coprime Fac­torization H. Inaba and N. Okutsu (Tokyo Denki Univ., JAPAN)

12:00-12:30

• Local-Global Double Algebras for 12 Disturbance Rejection in Slowly Time- Varying Systems L. Y. Wang (Wayne State Univ., USA) and G. Zames (McGill Univ., CANADA)

Session: MA02; Room: 402 - Periodic and Multirate Digital Control Systems I Invited Session

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CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): R. Ortega (Ciudad Universitaria, MEXICO) and M. Araki (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

1O:30~11:00

• Stabilization and Regulation of Multirate Sampled-Data Systems P. Colaneri, R. Scattolini and N. Schiavoni (Consiglio Nazional delle Ricerche, ITALY)

1l:00~11:30

• Robust Stability of Multirate Sampled-Data Control Systems T. Hagiwara, M. Araki, Y. Goto and T. Fujimura (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

1l:30~ 12:00

• Simultaneous and Robust Stabilization ofInfinite-Dimensional Systems by Periodic Output Feedback T. J. Tarn and T. Yang (Washington Univ., USA)

12:00~ 12:30

• Monodromy Eigenvalue Assignment for Periodic Continuous-Time Sys­tems by Multirate Control M. Kono and T. Suzuki (Tokyo Univ. Mercantile Marine, JAPAN)

Session: MA03; Room: 403 - Stability CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON:

1O:30~11:00

• Algebraic Indication of Absolute Stability M. R. Liberzon (Moscow Aviation Tech. lnst., USSR)

11:00~11:30

• Parametric Stability of Control Systems T. Wada (Univ. Osaka Prefecture, JAPAN), D. D. Siljak (Santa Clara Univ., USA), Y. Ohta and M. Ikeda (Kobe Univ., JAPAN)

11:30~12:00

• Stability of Interval Polynomials with Vanishing Extreme Coefficients T. Mori (Kyoto lnst. Tech., JAPAN) and H. Kokame (Osaka Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

12:00~ 12:30

• A Generalized Rouche's Theorem and Its Applications Y.-T. Juang and K.-J. Lin (National Central Univ., TAIWAN)

Session: MA04; Room: 404 - Systems Identification I

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CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

1O:30~ 11 :00

• Errors-in- Variables Identification in Presence of Non Independent Noise R. P. Guidorzi (Univ. Bologna, ITALY)

1l:00~11:30

• System Identification via the Modified Output Error Method Y. N. M. Papadakis and S. C. A. Thomopoulos (Pennsylvania State Univ., USA)

11:30~12:00

• Subspace Algorithms for System Identification and Stochastic Realiza­tion

B. De Moor, P. Van Overschee and J. Suykens (Katholieke Univ. Leuven, BELGIUM)

12:00~ 12:30

• Sufficient Conditions of Identification Parameter Convergence S.-F. Lin (National Chiao Tung Univ., TAIWAN)

Session: MA05; Room: 405 - Matrix Equations and Applications Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): A. C. M. Ran (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS) and L. Rodman (College of William and Mary, USA)

10:30~11:00

• On Bounds for Perturbed Discrete-Time Algebraic Riccati Equations S. Peng and C. E. de Souza (Univ. Newcastle, AUSTRALIA)

11 :OO~ 11 :30

• LQ Problems with Linear Endpoint Constraints for Discrete-Time Sys­tems

A. C. M. Ran and H. L. Trentelman (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS)

11:30~12:00

• Stable Hermitian Solutions of Discrete Algebraic Riccati Equations A. C. M. Ran (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS) and L. Rodman (College of William and Mary, USA)

12:00~ 12:30

• Differential Periodic Riccati Equations: Existence and Uniqueness of Nonnegatilre Definite Solutions

V. Hernandez and A. Pastor (Univ. Politecnica de Valencia, SPAIN)

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Session: MA06; Room: 406 - Time Delay Systems CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11 :00

• Robust Stabilization with Memoryless Controller for State Delayed Systems J. H. Lee, S. W. Kim and W. H. Kwon (Seoul National Univ., KOREA)

11:00-11:30 • Finite Spectrum Assignment of Neutral Delay Systems K. Watanabe, K. Yamada and T. Okuyama (Yamagata Univ., JAPAN)

Session: MA07; Room: 501 - Nonlinear System Theory CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Full Linearization of a Class of Mechanical Systems via Dynamic State Feedback B. d'Andrea-Novel and R. Sepulchre (Ecole des Mines CAl, FRANCE)

11:00-11:30 • Transformation of Polynomial Differential Systems in the Positive Or­thant J.-L. Gouze (INRIA, FRANCE)

11 :30-12:00 • Structure of General Nonlinear Systems C. H. Moog (Laboratorie d'Autom. de Nantes, FRANCE), A. M. Perdon and G. Conte (Univ. Genova, ITALY)

12:00-12:30 • Structure Theorems for Nonlinear Systems 1. W. Sandberg (Univ. Texas, Austin, USA)

Session: MAOS; Room: 502 - Hoo-Control I CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • H 00 Control System Design by a Parameter Space Approach S. Hara and T. Kimura (Tokyo lnst. Tech., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • Hoo Control with H2 Optimization T. Mita and S. Ohuchi (Chiba Univ., JAPAN)

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11:30-12:00 • Optimizing a Class of Functionals Related to H ",,-Sensitivity and Ro­bustness H. T. Shu, S. S. Jiao and Z. Z. Jun (Shanghai Jiao-Tong Univ., CHINA)

12:00-12:30 • An Interpolative Approach to Fast Iterative Solution of H"" Minimiza­tion Problem Y. K. Foo and Y. C. Soh (Nanyang Tech. Inst., SINGAPORE)

Session: MA09; Room: 503 - Decentralized Control of Interconnected Systems CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Global Boundedness of Signal Loop and Decentralised Adaptive Con­trol Just Using Estimator Projection C. Wen and D. J. Hill (Univ. Newcastle, AUSTRALIA)

11:00-11:30 • On Decentralized Adaptive Control of Interconnected Systems R. Yu, M. E. Sezer and o. Oral (Bilkent Univ., TURKEY)

11 :30-12:00 • Singular Perturbation Approach for Stabilization of Large-Scale Inter­connected Systems K. Mizukami, F. Suzumura and H. Xu (Univ. Hiroshima, JAPAN)

12:00-12:30 • A Multilevel Control of Large Scale Nonlinear Systems with Time­Delay X. Weiding (Shanghai Inst. Mech. Eng., CHINA)

Session: MAlO; Room: 504 - Recent Development in the L1 Optimal Control Problems Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): M. A. Dahleh (MIT, USA)

10:.30-11:00

• L1 Optimal Control: Towards a Unified Theory for Identification and Robust Control M. A. Dahleh, D. N. C. Tse and J. N. Tsitsiklis (MIT, USA)

11:00-11:30 • Robustness in the Presence of Structured Uncertainty M. H. Khammash and J. B. Pearson (Rice Univ., USA)

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11:30-12:00 • LI-Interporation Problem; J-Contraction- Unimodular Factorizability Y. Ohta, H. Maeda and S. Kodama (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

12:00-12:30 • Optimal Disturbance Rejection for Periodic and Multi-Rate Sampled Systems M. Dahleh (Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA), M. A. Dahleh and P. G. Voulgaris (MIT, USA)

Session: MAll; Room: 505 - Robust Control I CHAIRPERSON:

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10:30-11:00 • Robust Stability of Control Systems with Parametric Uncertainties Xin Xin and C.-B. Feng (Southeast Univ., CHINA)

11:00-11:30 • Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Robust Schur Property-The Continuous Dependency Case E. Zeheb (Technion-Israel Inst. Tech., ISRAEL)

11:30-12:00 • Robust Stabilization of Systems with Multiplicative Perturbations A. A. Stoorvogel (Michigan Univ., USA)

12:00-12:30 • Unification of Discrete and Continuous Time Stability Criteria Based on Kharitonov's Theorem for Uncertain Systems M. A. Hersh (Univ. Glasgow, UK)

Session: MAI2; Room: 407 - Linear System Theory I CHAIRPERSON:

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10:30-11:00 • Zero-Defect Generalized Pseudoilll'erses of Rational Matrix Functions M. Rakowski (North Carolina State Univ., LISA)

11:00-11:30 • The Factorization of Some Noncommutative Matrices on the Algebraic Surface with Genus Unequal to Zero 1. Dmitriyeva (Odessa, USSR)

Session: MB01; Room: 401 - Inverse Scattering Applied to Circuits and Systems I

Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

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Organizer(s): P. Dewilde (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

14:00-14:30

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• Discrete Modeling of Passive Dynamical Systems Described by PDE's A. Fettweis (Ruhr Univ., GERMANY)

14:30-15:00 • Recursive Parametrization of Matrices by Lossless Inverse Scattering K. Diepold, R. Pauli and J. A. Nossek (Tech. Univ. Munchen, GERMANY)

15:00-15:30 • System Theory and Computational Architectures for Time-Varying Networks A.-J. van der Veen (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

Session: MB02; Room: 402 - Periodic and Multirate Digital Control Systems II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

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Organizer(s): S. Bittanti (Politecnico Di Milano, ITALY), R. Ortega (Ciudad Universitaria, MEXICO) and M. Araki (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

14:00-14:30 • Approximate Realization of Continuous-Time Periodic Systems and Applications to Multi-Rate Sampled-data Systems E. 1. Verriest and B. Park (Georgia lnst. Tech., USA)

14:30-15:00 • Structure and Optimality of Multi variable Periodic Controllers H. Chapellat, M. Dahleh (Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA) and S. P. Bhattacharyya (Texas A & M Univ., USA)

1.5:00-15:30 • Block Decoupling of Linear Periodic Discrete-Time Systems O. M. Grasselli and O. Longhi (Seconda Univ. di Roma, ITALY)

Session: MB03; Room: 403 - Systems Identification II CHAIRPERSON:

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14:00-14:30 • System Identification of Linear Objects in tIle Class of Fuzzy Ellipsoidal

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Sets G. M. Bakan and N. N. Kussul (Inst. Cybernetics AS Ukr. SSR, USSR)

14:30-15:00 • Stop Rules Forming in Parametric Identifications Problems Ch. M. Hajiev (Azerb. SPA "Neftegasautomat", USSR)

15:00-15:30 • Sample Distributions of Identification Algorithms for Distributed Pa­rameter Systems G. Yin and B. G. Fitzpatrick (Wayne Stat.e Univ., USA)

Session: MB04; Room: 404 - Operator Theory and Applications I CHAIRPERSON:

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14:00-14:30 • Integral Representation of Function of Class J{a

1. V. Kovalishina (Kharkov, USSR)

14:30-15:00 • On Hilbert Inequality F. Kubo (Toyama Univ., JAPAN)

15:00-15:30 • Parallel Addition and Parallel Subtraction of Operator Valued Func­tions E. L. Pekarev (Odessa Tech. Inst., USSR)

Session: MB05; Room: 405 - Applications I CHAIRPERSON:

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14:00-14:30 • Power Generator Control by Variable Structure Control Theory K. Matsushita, S. Omatu and K. Isaka (Univ. Tokushima, JAPAN)

14:30-15:00 • Semi-Active Damper for Cold Drawn Tube Making Process K. Hotta, M. Ichikawa and T. Nakamura (Sumit.omo Metal Industries, Ltd., JAPAN)

Session: MB06; Room: 406 - Linear System Theory II CHAIRPERSON:

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14:00-14:30 • A Numerical Procedure for Rational L2 Approximation A. Lepschy, S. Lora, G. A. Mian and U. Viaro (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

14:30-15:00 • Distances on Grammians and Their Applications A. Ohara (Osaka Univ., JAPAN) and T. Kitamori (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN)

15:00-15:30 • Cayley-Hamilton Theorem for the Standard Form (sE - A) F. R. Cheng and H. C. Chen (National Taiwan Univ., TAIWAN)

Session: MB07; Room: 501 - New Methods for Nonlinear Control I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): C. I. Byrnes (Washington Univ., USA)

14:00-14:30 • New Methods for Shaping the Response of a Nonlinear System C. I. Byrnes (Washington Univ., USA)

14:30-15:00 • Feedback Stabilization, Homogenuity, and Nonlinear Dynamics on Spheres and SO(3) M. Kawski (Arizona State Univ., USA)

15:00-15:30 • Partial Differential Inclusions GOl'erning Feedback Controls J.-P. Aubin and H. Frankowska (Univ. de Paris-Dauphine & CNRS, FRANCE)

Session: MB08; Room: 502 - New Results in H 00 Filtering I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): U. Shaked (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL) and D. Limebeer (Imperial College of Sci. and Tech., UK)

14:00-14:30 • Some New Results in Hoo Filtering D. J. N. Limebeer (Imperial College of Sci. and Tech., UK) and U. Shaked (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL)

14:30-15:00 • H-infinity Filtering of Continuous- Time Systems with Sampled Mea­surements W. Sun, K. M. Nagpal and P. P. Khargonekar (Univ. Michigan, USA)

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15:00-15:30 • H 00 Filtering and Loop Transfer Recm'ery M. Fu, C. E. de Souza (Univ. Newcastle, AUSTRALIA)

Session: MB09; Room: 503 - Adaptive Control I CHAIRPERSON:

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14:00-14:30 • A Modified Output Error Method for Model Reference Adaptive Con­trol Y. N. M. Papadakis and S. C. A. Thomopoulos (Pennsylvania State Univ., USA)

14:30-15:00 • Robust Model Reference Learning Control System Ba.sed on Approxi­mated Weighting Functions K. Itamiya, S. Shin and K. Ando (Tsukuba Univ., JAPAN)

15:00-15:30 • Adaptive Tracking for Uncertain Linear Systems K. Moriwaki (Shiga Prefectural Junior College, JAPAN) and H. Akashi (Setsunan Univ., JAPAN)

The following session consists of 5 presentations and ends at 16:30

Session: MBlO; Room: 504 - Interpolation Problems for Matrix Functions and Applications in Sys­tems Theory Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): M. A. Kaashoek and A. C. M. Ran (Vrije Univ., THE NETHER­

LANDS)

14:00-14:30 • Interpolation and Modeling in Linear Systems A. C. Antoulas (Rice Univ., USA; ETH-Ziirich, SWITZERLAND)

14:30-15:00 • The Standard Hoo Problem via J-Spectral Factorization J. A. Ball, (Virginia Poly tech. Inst., USA)

1.5:00-1.5:30 • Partial Realization and a Directional Interpolation Problem

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M. A. Kaashoek (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS), 1. Gohberg (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL) and L. Lerer (Technion-Israel Inst. Tech., ISRAEL)

15:30-16:00 • Laurent Interpolation and Its Applications L. Rodman (College of William and Mary, USA)

16:00-16:30 • On the Structured Singular Value and Tangential Interpolation A. Tannenbaum (Univ. Minnesota, USA), H. Bercovici and C. Foias (Univ. Indiana, USA)

Session: MBll; Room: 505 - New Results on Balanced Realizations I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON: Organizer(s): R. Ober (Univ. Texas, Dallas, USA)

14:00-14:30 • Some Topological Aspects of Balanced Realizations and Finitely Cov­ering Canonical Forms B. Hanzon (Free Univ., THE NETHERLANDS)

14:30-15:00 • Balanced Realizations for Linear Systems U. Helmke (Univ. Regensburg, GERMANY)

15:00-15:30 • Balanced Model Reduction for Large Aircraft Models R. Colgren (Lockheed Aeronautical System Company, USA) and E. A.

lonckheere (Univ. Southern Cal., USA)

Session: Me01; Room: 401 - Inverse Scattering Applied to Circuits and Systems II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON: Organizer(s): P. Dewilde (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

16:00-16:30 • Optimization of Time-Varying Networks P. Dewilde (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

16:30-17:00 • Time Variant Analogs of Orthogonal Polynomials and Stein Equation 1. Gohberg and A. B. Artzi (Tel Aviv Univ., ISRAEL)

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17:00-17:30 • Target Identification Using Spectral Method M. Walker and J. W. Helton (Univ. California, San Diego, USA)

Session: MC02; Room: 402 - Periodic and Multirate Digital Control Systems III Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): S. Bittanti (Politecnico di Milano, ITALY)

16:00-16:30 • Self-Excited Oscillations in Periodic Matrix Equations H. Kano (Fujitsu Ltd., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Simultaneous Pole Assignment and Stabilization by Multirate Digital Controllers M. Araki, T. Hagiwara and H. Soma (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

17:00-17:30 • Quadratic Stabilization and H 00 Control of Linear Uncertain Periodic Systems C. E. de Souza (Univ. Newcastle, AUSTRALIA)

Session: MC03; Room: 403 - Systems Identification III CHAIRPERSON;

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

16:00-16:30 • On the Well-Posedness of Rational Approximation and the Identifica­tion of Linear Dynamical Systems 1. Baratchart (Inst. National de Recherche en Inform. et Autom., FRANCE)

16:30-17:00 • On Noise Identification in Approximate Modeling A. C. Antoulas (Rice Univ., USA; ETH-Zurich, SWITZERLAND)

17:00-17:30 • Certain Models from Uncertain Data: The Dynamic Case R. P. Guidorzi (Univ. Bologna, ITALY)

17:30-18:00 • A Framework for Control-Oriented Approximate Identification R. J. P. Schrama (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

Session: MC04; Room: 404 _ Operator Theory and Applications II CHAIRPERSON:

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16:00-16:30 • Generalized Nehari Problem witll Losses V. M. Adamyan (Univ. Odessa, USSR)

16:30-17:00

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• Stieltjes Operator-Functions witll the Gaps and Their Realization by Conservative Systems V. E. Tsekanovskii and E. R. Tsekanovskii (Donetsk, USSR)

17:00-17:30 • Operator Identities and Theory of Systems L. A. Sakhnovich (Odessa Elec. Eng. Commun. Inst., USSR)

17:30-18:00 • On Some Operator- Valued Functions on Bidisc and Prediction Theory D. Gasper, N. Suciu and I. Valusescu (Inst. Mathematics, ROMANIA)

Session: MC05; Room: 405 - Singular Systems Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): N. Karcanias (City Univ. London, UK)

16:00-16:30 • Geometric, Computational and Feedback Properties of the Infinite Zero Structure of Singular Systems N. Karcanias and H. Iliopoulou (City Univ. London, UK)

16:30-17:00 • General Pole Structure Assignment in Singular Systems A. C. Pugh, E. R. L. Jones (Loughborough Univ. Tech., UK) and G. E. Hayton (Univ. Hull, UK)

17:00-17:30 • New Results on the Orbit Closure Problem for Singular Systems under Pencil Equivalence D. Hinrichsen (Univ. Bremen, GERMANY) and J. O'Hailoran (Portland State Univ., USA)

17:30-18:00 • Local l\Jaximum Principle for Singular Linear Systems W. Enping (Academia Sinica, CHINA)

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Session: MC06; Room: 406 - linear System Theory III CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

16:00-16:~0

• Kalman's Type Rank Condition for Certain Time Dependent Systems F. Szigeti and C. E. Vera (ELTE TTK D., HUNGARY)

16:30-17 :00 • High Gain Observer and Reduced Order Observer Y. Ando, M. Suzuki and R. Hibino (Nagoya Municipal Indust. Res. Inst., JAPAN)

17:00-17:30 • Almost Noninteracting Control for Linear Systems with Exogenous Inputs and Outputs J. van der Woude (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

17:30-18:00 • Discriminability of Linear Models under Closed Loop Observations P. M. J. Van den Hof (Dept. Mech. Eng. and Marine Tech., THE

NETHERLANDS)

Session: MC07; Room: 501 - New Methods for Nonlinear Control II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): C. 1. Byrnes (Washington Univ., USA)

16:00-16:30 • A Riccati Partial Differential Equation Factoring Nonlinear systems J. W. Helton (Univ. California, San Diego, USA)

16:30-17:00 • Hyperbolic Systems of Partial Differentia] Inclusions J.-P. Aubin and H. Frankowska (Univ. de Paris-Dauphine & CNRS, FRANCE)

Session: MC08; Room: 502 - New Results in H 00 Filtering II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): U. Shaked (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL) and D. Limebeer (Imperial College of Sci. and Tech., UK)

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16:00-16:30 • Existence of Coprime Factorizations for Time-Varying Systems-An Opera tor-Theoretic Approach W. N. Dale, M. C. Smith (Univ. Cambridge, UK)

16:30-17:00 • H 00 Filtering: The Discrete Time Case Yaesh and U. Shaked (Tel Aviv Univ., ISRAEL)

Session: MC09; Room: 503 - Adaptive Control II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

16:00-16:30 • Model Reference Adaptive Control for Distributed Parameter Systems of Hyperbolic Type by Finite Dimensional Controllers Y. Miyasato (Inst. Statis. Math., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Direct Adaptive Control Using Specially Structured Nonminimal Model J.-H. Kim and J.-H. Kim, (Korea Advanced Inst. Sci. and Tech., KOREA)

17:00-17:30

• On the Normalization Signal and Robustness of Adaptive Control Sys­tem P.-A. Bao and Z.-J. Zhang (Shanghai Jiao-Tong Univ., CHINA)

17:30-18:00 • An Adaptive PID Controller with Learning Ability J. J. Yame (LN.S.E.T., IVORY COAST)

The following session starts at 17:00

Session: MClO; Room: 504 - Matrix Completion and Extension Problems I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): L. Rodman (College of William and Mary, USA)

17:00-17:30 • Completion of Partial Triangular Matrices: A Review T. Shalom (Columbia Univ., USA)

17:30-18:00 • Nonstationary Covariance Extension H. Dym (MITRE Corporation, USA)

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Session: MC1l; Room: 505 - New Results on Balanced Realizations II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): R. Ober (Univ. Texas, Dallas, USA)

16:00-16:30 • A Functional Approach to Riccati Balancing P. A. Fuhrmann (Ben Gurion Univ. Negev, ISRAEL), R. J. Ober (Univ. Texas, Dallas, USA)

16:30-17:00 • The Use of Balanced Realizations in System Identification R. Ober and B. P. McGinnie (Univ. Texas, Dallas, USA)

List of Sessions for Tuesday, June 18

Session: P2; Room: 301 - Plenary Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

09:00-10:00 • Optimizing the Discretization of Continuous- Time Controllers B. D. O. Anderson (Australian National Univ., AUSTRALIA)

Session: TuAD1; Room: 401 - Robotics I CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11 :00 • Image-Based Dynamic Visual Servo for a Hand-Eye Manipulator K. Hashimoto, T. Kimoto, T. Ebine and H. Kimura (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • A Programmable Nonlinear Controller for Robotic Manipulators S. Mohseni and M. Levandowski (Wilkes Univ., USA)

11:30-12:00 • Map Aided Flexible Trajectory Generation for a Mobile Robot Y. Kawaguchi, T. Kikuta (Osaka Gas Co., Ltd., JAPAN) and F. Miyazaki (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

Session: TuA02; Room: 402 - Recent Advances in Digital and Discrete-Time Control

Invited Session CHAIRPERSON: B. A. Francis (Univ. Toronto, CANADA)

CO-CHAIRPERSON: S. Rara (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

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Organizer(s): B. A. Francis (Univ. Toronto, CANADA) and S. Rara (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

10:30-11 :00

• A New Approach to Linear Quadratic Regulators of Sampled-Data Systems Y. Yamamoto (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • On Adaptive Periodic Control of Discrete-Time Systems R. Ortega (Ciudad Universitaria, MEXICO)

11 :30-12:00 • Robust Stability in Sampled-Data Control Systems S. Rara, M. Nakajima (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN) and P. T. Kabamba (Univ. Michigan, USA)

12:00-12:30

• Tracking and L1 Performance in Sampled-Data Systems G. D. Dullerud and B. A. Francis (U niv. Toronto, CANADA)

Session: TuA03; Room: 403 - Signal Processing I CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11: 00

• The Realization of the Arbitrary Rational Matrix- Valued Function as the Transfer Function of the Passive Ladder Filter D. Z. Arov and Yu. I. Abromovich (Odessa Polytechnic Inst., USSR)

11:00-11:30

• Approximation by Nonlinear Walrelet Networks Q. Zhang and A. Benveniste (IRISA/INRIA, FRANCE)

Session: TuA04; Room: 404 - 2-D Systems CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11 :00

• Pole Assignment for Three-Dimensional Systems Using Two-Dimen­sional Dynamic Compensators A. Kawakami (Kanazawa Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

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11:00-11:30 • Structural Minor Primeness in MuIti- Variable Polynomial Matrices and Its Applications to 2-D Systems K. Tsumura and T. Kitamori (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN)

11:30-12:00 • Optimal FIR Filter and Smoother for a Class of 2-D State-Space Models w. H. Kwon, K. S. Lee and J. Kang (Seoul National Univ., KOREA)

Session: TuA05; Room: 405 - Stochastic Realization Theory and Applications I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON: Organizer(s): A. Gombani (LADSEB-CNR, ITALY) and A. Lindquist (Royal Inst. Tech., SWEDEN)

10:30-11:00 • Realization Theory for Reciprocal Processes R. Frezza (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

11:00-11:30 • Zeros of Spectral Factors and the Structure of the Solution Set of the Algebraic Riccati Inequality A. Lindquist (Royal lnst. Tech., SWEDEN) and G. Picci (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

11:30-12:00 • Acausal Stochastic Processes G. Picci and S. Pinzoni (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

12:00-12:30 • On Stochastic Realization Theory and Identification Gy. Michaletsky (Eotvos Lora'nd Univ., HUNGARY)

Session: TuA06; Room: 406 - Distributed Parameter Systems CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Compatible Realization and Abstract. Semigroup Control System J. H. Seo (Seoul National Univ., KOREA)

11 :00-11 : 30 • On the Optimal Control, Relaxation and Variational Stability of Non­linear Distributed Parameter Systems N. S. Papageorgiou (Florida Inst. Tech., USA)

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11:30-12:00 • On tlle Suboptimal Control for a Class of Stochastic Distributed Pa­rameter Systems with Nonlinear Boundary Conditions y. Sun ahara (Kyoto Inst. Tech., JAPAN), M. Ishikawa and T. Aoki (Hi­tachi, Ltd, JAPAN)

12:0(}--12:30 • A Computational Method for Estimating Cracks Inside Materials Using Thermal Tomography: Boundary Integral Equation Approach F. Kojima (Univ. Southern California, USA)

Session: TuA07; Room: 501 _ Analysis and Synthesis of Nonlinear Control Systems I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): S. Ishijima (Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

10:30-11:00 • A Nonlinear Feedback Control for Multi-Link Manipulators H. Kobayashi (Hosei Univ., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • Dynamic Decomposition of Nonlinear Control Systems S. Ishijima (Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

11:30-12:00 • High-Order Conditions for Local Controllability in Practice M. Kawski (Arizona State Univ., USA)

12:00-12:30 • Application of Linearization Technique and Time Scale Transformation to Trajectory Control of Tricycle- Type Mobile Robot M. Sampei, T. Itoh, M. Nakamichi (Chiba Univ., JAPAN)

Session: TuA08; Room: 502 - Hoo-Model Reduction/ Hoo-Function Theory CHAIRPERSON:

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10:30-11 :00 • State-Space Formulae for the l\Iultiplicative Approximation of MI/]ti­variable Transfer FI/nctions K. Glover (Univ. Cambridge, UK)

11 :00-11: 30 • Model Reduction over a Simply-Connected Domain R. Li and E. A. Jonckheere (Univ. Southern Ca!., USA)

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11:30-12:00 • Inner Functions and Bounded Real Lemma over a Simply Connected Domain E. A. lonckheere and R. Li (Univ. Sout.hern Cal., USA)

12:00-12:30 • Unit Interpolation in H 00: Bounds of Norm and Degree of Interpolants Y. Oht.a, H. Maeda and S. Kodama (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

Session: TuA09; Room: 503 - Discrete Event Systems CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Some Results on Eigen-System of Deterministic Discrete Event Systems L. Wang, C. Liu and X. Xu (Nort.heast. Univ. Tech., CHINA)

11:00-11 :30 • The Augmented Language and Its Application in Supervisory Control T. Ushio (Kobe College, JAPAN)

11:30-12:00 • Modeling and Simulation of Production Process with Rule-Based Petri Net K. Yokota, K. Mat.suda, N. Tamura and K. Nose (Kobe Steel, Lt.d., JAPAN)

Session: TuA1O; Room: 504 - Estimation Theory CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Continuous Non-Demolition Observation Quantum Filtering and Op­timal Estimation V. P. Belavkin (Moscow Inst. Electronic, USSR)

11:00-11:30 • New Discrete-Time Filtering Algoritllm Using Covariance Information Based on an Innovations Approach S. Nakamori (Kagoshima Univ., JAPAN)

11:30-12:00 • Parameter Estimation via Asymptotic Obsen'ers A. Tornambe (Roma, ITALY)

12:00-12:30 • Robustness Properties of Kalman Filters for Systems with Delays in

State and Output S. J. Lee (Chungnam National Univ., KOREA)

Session: TuAll; Room: 505 _ Artificial Neural Networks I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

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Organizer(s): Y. Inouye (Osaka Univ., JAPAN) and Y.-F. Huang (Univ. Notre Dame, USA)

10:30-11:00 • Learning Functions of Bounded Variation G. Cybenko (Univ. Illinois, USA)

11:00-11:30 • PCA Neural Networks E. Oja (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

11:30-12:00 • Feedback Linearization of Nonlinear Systems Using Neural Networks N. Kermiche and R. Su (Univ. Colorado, USA)

Session: 51; Room: 401 - Special Topics Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • Recent Advances on Spectral Factorization and LQ-Optimal Regula­tion for Multivariable Systems F. M. Callier (Univ. Notre-Dame de la Paix, BELGIUM)

Session: 52; Room: 403 - Special Topics Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00

• Derivation of the Schrodinger Equations from Stochastic Control The­ory A. Ohsumi (Kyoto Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

Session: 53; Room: 501 - Special Topics Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

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14:00-1.5:00 • Solving the Algebraic Riccati Equation on a Supercomputer A. Laub (Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA)

Session: TuB01; Room: 401 - Robotics II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

1.5:30-16:00 • Further Results on the Identification Method for Serial Manipulators K. Osuka, T. Ono (Univ. Osaka Prefecture, JAPAN) and H. Mayeda (Os­

aka Univ., JAPAN)

16:00-16:30 • Adaptive Robust Control of Robot Manipulators J. Imura, T. Sugie and T. Yoshikawa (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Adaptive Control of Robot Manipulators via Velocity Estimated Feed-

back C. C. de Wit and N. Fixot (ENSIEG-INPG, FRANCE)

Session: TuB02; Room: 402 - Digital Control CHAIRPERSON:

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1.5:30-16:00 • Discrete-Time Pole Placement with Stable Controller, Application to

Simultaneous Partial Pole Placement M. Kinnaert (Univ. Bruxelles, BELGIUM)

16:00-16:30 • A Spectral Factorization for Discrete-Time System via State-Space

Method T. Katayama (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Optimization of a Class of Multiple Discrete Systems C. Nguyen and K. T. Nguyen (Ho Chi Minh Univ., VIET NAM)

17:00-17:30 • A Partial Recovery for Discrete-Time Systems under Feedback Delays T. Ishihara, T. Watanabe and H. Inooka (Tohoku Univ., JAPAN)

17:30-18:00 • Solvability of Discrete-Time Riccati Equation for Singular Weightings K. Sugimoto, A. Inoue, and S. Masuda (Okayama Univ., JAPAN)

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Session: TuB03; Room: 403 _ Mathematical Theory of Electrical Circuits CHAIRPERSON:

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15:30-16:00 • Boundary Conditions at and beyond Infinity for Resistive Electrical Grids A. H. Zemanian (State Univ. New York, USA)

16:00-16:30 • Pseudoperiodical and Resonant Response of LTI Circuits and Systems - Time Domain L. A. Novak (Univ. Novi Sad, YUGOSLAVIA)

16:30-17:00 • Models of Operators in Krein Spaces and Their Application to Multi­pole Electrical Networks A. Rutkas (Kharkov State Univ., USSR)

17:00-17:30 • Dynamic Gyrator: An Interface Element for Modeling Lumped Electro­Magnetic Networks H. Kawakami (Tokushima Univ., JAPAN)

Session: TuB04; Room: 404 - Combinatorial Approach to Digital Circuit Design CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • A Structural Matrix Model for Digital Circuits A. R. Fleming (Univ. Hull, UK)

16:00-16:30 • Location Problems and Their Dual Problems on Undirected Flow Net­works H. Tamura, A. Yamaguchi, M. Sengoku, S. Shinoda (Chouou Univ., JAPAN) and T. Abe (Niigata Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Semilattice-Ordered Algebras Witll Applications to VLSI Logic Design G. P. AgibaIov (Tomsk Univ., USSR)

17:00-17:30 • Automatic Test Pattern Generation for Combinatorial Digital Logic Circuits Using Fault A ugmented Functions N. leffrey, G. E. Taylor and B.R. Bannister (Univ. Hull, UK)

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Session: TuB05; Room: 405 _ Non-Stationary Interpolation and Systems Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): D. Alpay (Weizmann Inst., ISRAEL)

15:30-16:00 • Time Variant Extension Problems of Nehari Type and the Band Prob-

lem H. J. Woerdeman (College of William and Marry, USA), 1. Gohberg (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL) and M. A. Kaashoek (Vrije Univ., THE NETHER­

LANDS)

16:00-16:30 • Optimal H co-Sampled Data Control of Continuous Linear Systems G. Tadmor (Northeastern Univ., USA)

16:30-17:00 • Interpolation in a Class of U pper-Triangular Operators H. Dym and D. Alpay (Weizmann Inst., ISRAEL)

17:00-17:30 • Operator Interpolation Problems and Time Variant Systems J. A. Ball (Virginia Poly tech. Inst., USA), 1. Gohberg (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL) and M. A. Kaashoek (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS)

17:30-18:00 • A Nonstationary Analogue of Inertia Theorems and Applications 1. Gohberg and A. B. Artzi (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL)

Session: TuB06; Room: 406 - The Geometric Theory of linear Systems Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): J. M. Schumacher (CWI, THE NETHERLANDS)

15:30-16:00 • Geometric Structure of /-2 Systems C. Heij (Erasmus Univ., THE NETHERLANDS)

16:00-16:30 • New Results on the Orbit Closure Problem for Singular Systems under

Pencil Equivalence D. Hinrichsen (Univ. Bremen, GERMANY) and J. O'Halloran (Portland State Univ., USA)

16:30-17:00 • Geometry of Rational Functions and Symplectic Stratifications P. S. Krishnaprasad (Univ. Maryland, USA)

17:00-17:30 • State Space Formulas for Transfer Poles at Infinity M. Kuijper and J. M. Schumacher (CWI, THE NETHERLANDS)

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• Singular Values of Hankel Operators as Invariants of Linear Systems R. Ober (Univ. Texas, Dallas, USA) and P. A. Fuhrmann (Ben Grion Univ. Negev, ISRAEL)

Session: TuB07; Room: 501 _ Analysis and Synthesis of Nonlinear Control Systems II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): S. Ishijima (Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

15:30-16:00 • Index of a General Differential-Algebraic Implicit System M. Fliess, J. Levine and P. Rouchon (CNRS-ESE, FRANCE)

16:00-16:30 • System Theory Via Path Integrals M. Shima (Hokkaido Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • The Rankings and Relevant Invariants of Control Systems Y.-F. Zheng and L. Cao (East China Normal Univ., CHINA)

17:00-17:30 • On General Construction of Minimal Compensators for Nonlinear Input-Output DecoupIing L. Cao, Y.-F. Zheng (East China Normal Univ., CHINA)

17:30-18:00 • On Morgan's Problem for a ClaBs of Nonlinear Systems T. J. Tarn (Washington Univ., USA)

r Session: TuBOS; Room: 502 - Hoo Control and Differential Games, Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): J. W. Helton (Univ. California, San Diego, USA) and D. Lime­beer (Imperial College of Sci. and Tech., UK)

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1.5:30-16:00 • Linear and Nonlinear Control Tbeory Using a Symbol Manipulator J. W. Helton and R. L. Miller (Univ. California, San Diego, USA))

16:00-16:30 • Differential Games and H= Type Problems for Time-Varying Systems A. Ichikawa and H. Katayama (Shizuoka Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • A Game Theory Approach to Mixed H2/H= Control and Filtering D. Limebeer (Imperial College of Sci. and Tech., UK)

17:00-17:30 • Robust Optimization of Time- Varying Systems witb Local Temporal

Information G. Tadmor (Northeast.ern Univ., USA)

17:30-18:00 • H2 Optimality of the H = Central Controller for Time Varying Systems K. Uchida (Waseda Univ., JAPAN) and M. Fujita (Kanazawa Univ.,

JAPAN)

Session: TuB09; Room: 503 - Adaptive Control III CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • A Self-Tuning Feedforward Controller for Multivariable Systems Hav­ing an Arbitrary Interactor Matrix and Global Convergence Analysis C. T. You (Northeast Univ. of Tech., CHINA)

16:00-16:30 • On Robust Adaptive Tuning Y. Tang and P. Rendon (National Univ. Mexico, MEXICO)

16:30-17:00 • A Linear Model Tracker Using Adapti\'e Indirect d-Step-Ahead Control

with Saturating Input S.-F. Lin, W.-Y. Sheu and C.-H. Chen (National Chiao Tung Univ.,

TAIWAN)

17:00-17:30 • Multivariable Weighted Long-Range Predictive Control L. Xu and C.-B. Feng (Southeast Univ., CHINA)

Session: TuBIO; Room: 504 - Neural Networks I CHAIRPERSON:

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15:30-16:00 • Time- Varying Nonlinear Programming and Its Realization via Neural Network Circuit Y. Zhao, C.-B. Feng and Y.-N. Liu (Southeast Univ., CHINA)

16:00-16:30 • Robust Pattern Recognization by a New Adaptive Neural Net Classifier C. Teng (Gaithesburg, USA)

16:30-17:00 • A Self Organizing Neural Network for Linguistic Inference C. Lucas and E. Nercissians (Tehran Univ., IRAN)

17:00-17:30 • A Relation between Neural Network Learning and Control Theory Y. Kawamura and T. Ikai (Univ. Osaka Prefecture, JAPAN)

17:30-18:00 • Pattern Storage and Hopfield Neural Associative Memory with Hidden Structure S. Tan, J. Hao and J. Vandewalle (K. U. Leuven, BELGIUM)

Session: TuBH; Room: 505 - Applications II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • Attitude Control of Spacecraft IJY Using Only Angular Positions S. Nicosia and P. Tomei (Seconda Univ. di Roma, ITALY)

16:00-16:30 • Robust Control of a MIMO Flexible Magnetic Suspension System-An Experimental Case Study for Magnetic Bearing F. Matsumura, M. Fujita and T. Zhou (Kanazawa Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Dynamic Boundary Control of a Rotating Flexible Spacecraft O. Morgiil (Bilkent Univ., TURKEY)

17:00-17:30 • A Control of A Magnetic Levitation System R. Oguro, T. Nakao, T. Tsuji and K. Takahashi (Yasukawa Electric MFG, Co., Ltd., JAPAN)

list of Sessions for Wednesday, June 19

Session: P3; Room: 301 - Plenary Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

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09:00-10:00 • Interpolation Problems for Rational Matrix Functions and Systems Theory I. Gohberg (Tel Aviv Univ., ISRAEL)

Session: WAOl; Room: 401 - Linear System Theory IV CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11 :00 • On Phase Information in Multivariable Systems L. Lee and A. L. Tits (Univ. Maryland, USA)

11 :00-11 :30 • Geometric Properties, Invariants and Toeplitz Structure of Minimal Bases of Rational Vector Spaces N. Karcanias (City Univ. London, UK)

11:30-12:00 • Further Results on the Smith Normal Form of Structured Polynomial Matrices K. Murata (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN)

12:00-12:30 • Feedback, Zeros, and Blocking Dynamics M. K. Sain and C. B. Schrader (Univ. Notre Dame, USA)

Session: WA02; Room: 402 - Finite Precision and Quantization Effects in Control Design I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): E. I. Verriest (Georgia Inst. Tech., USA) and M. Gevers (Louvain Univ., BELGIUM)

10:30-11 :00 • Analysis and Design of Control Algorithms Using Finite Precision Arithmetic D. Williamson (Australian National Univ., AUSTRALIA)

11:00-11:30 • Optimizing Linear Controllers for Finite Precision Synthesis Using Ad­ditive Quantization Models K. Grigoriadis, K. Liu and R. Skelton (Purdue Univ., USA)

11 :30-12:00 • Continuous Time Models for Quantization and Finite State Processes U. Helmke and D. Priitzel-Wolters (Regensburg Univ., GERMANY)

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12:00-12:30 • The Effects of State Quantization on Feedback Linearized Input­Output Systems W. S. Gray (Drexel Univ., USA)

Session: WA03; Room: 403 _ Robust Control II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • An Inverse LQ Based Approach to the Design of Robust Tracking Controllers for Linear Uncertain Systems T. Fujii, T. Tsujino and H. Uematu (Kyushu Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • Robustness of the Novel MOESP Realization Scheme M. Verhaegen (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

11:30-12:00 • Robust Stability Bound for System with Structured and Unstructured Per t ur ba ti ons Y. K. Foo and Y. C. Soh (Nanyang Tech. Inst., SINGAPORE)

12:00-12:30 • An Explicit Expression of the Set of D-stable Polynomials and Certain of Its Application K. loya and K. Furuta (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

Session: WA04; Room: 404 - 20 Systems Theory and Applications I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): G. Marchesini (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

10:30-11:00 • Directions in Multidimensional Systems Research N. K. Bose (Pennsylvania State Univ., USA)

11:00-11:30 • Simulation of Hydromechanical Partial Differential Equations by Dis­crete Passive Dynamical Systems A. Fettweis (Ruhr Univ., GERMANY)

11:30-12:00 • 2D Transfer Function Based Controller Design for Discrete Linear Repetitive Processes D. H. Owens and E. Rogers (Univ. Southampton, UK)

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12:00-12:30 • On the Frequency- Weighting Sensitivity of 2D State Space Digital Fil-

ters T. Hinamoto (Tottori Univ., JAPAN)

Session: WA05; Room: 405 _ Stochastic Realization Theory and Applications II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON: Organizer(s): A. Gombani (LADSEB-CNR, ITALY) and A. Lindquist (Royal

lnst. Tech., SWEDEN)

10:30-11:00 • Estimation of the Order of a Finite Markov Chain L. Finesso (LEDSEB-CNR, ITALY)

11:00-11:30 • On the Realization of All-Pass Functions M. Pavon (Univ. Pad ova, ITALY)

11:30-12:00 • Approximate Models for External Stochastic Realizations A. Gombani (LADSEB-CNR, ITALY) and A. Lindquist (Royal

lnst. Tech., SWEDEN)

12:00-12:30 • Stochastic Realization of Finite Valued Processes G. Picci (Univ. Padova, ITALY) and J. H. van Schupp en (CWI, THE

NETHERLANDS)

Session: WA06; Room: 406 - Stochastic Control I CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Time-Stable Nonlinear Filters: StoclJastic Lyapunov Function Ap-

proach H. H. Son and N. T. Loan (lnst. Theoretical Physics, VIETNAM)

11:00-11:30 • On Adaptive Stabilization and Erg~dic Behaviour of Stochastic Sys­tems with lump-Markov Parameters via Nonlinear Filtering K. Nassiri-Toussi and P. E. Caines (McGill Univ., CANADA)

11:30-12:00 • An Approximation Theory for the Linear Quadratic Gaussian Control

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Problem on Hilbert Spaces A. De Santis, A. Germani and L. Jetto (Univ. di Ancona, ITALY)

12:00~ 12:30 • On the Mathematical Formulation of Stochastic Distributed Parameter Systems with State-Dependent Obstacles M. Ishikawa (Osaka Prefectural College Tech., JAPAN)

Session: WA07; Room: 501 _ Observers for Nonlinear Systems CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

1O:30~ 11 :00 • A New Observer Canonical Form for Nonlinear Systems Z.-Z. Han, D.-J. Pan and Z.-J. Zhang (Shanghai Jiao-Tong Univ., CHINA)

1l:00~11:30

• Optimal State Estimation for Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Using Stochastic Approximation K. Uosaki and Y. Koketsu (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

11:30~12:00

• Observers for Nonlinear Affine Systems witll Linearizable Error Dy­namics K. Nam (Pohang Inst. Science and Tech., KOREA) and A. Arapostathis (U niversity of Texas, USA)

12:00~ 12:30 • Global Adaptive Observers for a Class of Nonlinear Systems R. Marino and P. Tomei (Second a Univ. di Roma, ITALY)

Session: WA08; Room: 502 - Hoo-Control Design Algorithm CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30~1l:00

• Discrete-Time Hoo Output Feedback Control K. Furuta and S. Phoojaruenchanachai (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

11 :OO~ 11 :30 • Solution of the Standard Hoo Control Problem without the Youla­Parametrization and Some Remarks on the Closed-Loop Pole-Zero Can­cellations E. Muramatsu and S. Hosoe (Nagoya Univ., JAPAN)

11:30~12:00

• A Unified Approach to Continuous/Discrete Time H 00 Problems via

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J-Spectral Factorizations R. Kondo (Ibaraki Univ., JAPAN) and S. Rara (Tokyo Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

12:00-12:30 • State-Space Formula for the Parametrization of Discrete-Time H =

Control Problem F.-B. Yeh, J.-S. Young and C. E. Lin (Tunghai Univ., TAIWAN)

Session: WA09; Room: 503 _ H=-Problems in Infinite-Dimensional Systems Invited Session CHAIRPERSON: Y. Yamamoto (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

CO-CHAIRPERSON: R. F. Curtain (Univ. Groningen, THE NETHERLANDS)

Organizer(s): Y. Yamamoto (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN) and R. F. Curtain (Univ. Groningen, THE NETHERLANDS)

10:30-11:00 • Differential Games and Hoc-Problems in Hilbert Space A. Ichikawa (Shizuoka Univ., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • Hoc-Optimal Control with State-Feedback for Infinite-Dimensional Sys-

tems R. F. Curtain, B. Van Keulen and M. Peters (Univ. Groningen, THE

NETHERLANDS)

11 :30-12:00 • Some Examples in the Hoc-Control of Distributed Systems A. Tannenbaum (Univ. Minnesota, USA)

12:00-12:30 • Robust Identification in Hoc J. R. Partington (Univ. Leeds, UK)

Session: WAIO; Room: 504 - Neural Networks II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:30 • Parallel Dynamics for an Extremely Diluted Neural Network A. E. Patrick and V.A. Zagrebnov (Joint Inst. Nuclear Research, USSR)

11:00·-11 :30 • Neural Net Learning with respect to Realization Aspects P. Ruzicka (Czechoslovak Acad. Sci., CZECHOSLOVAKIA)

11:30-12:00 • A Universal Self-Growing Feedforward Neural Net with Guaranteed

Success for Supervised Learning T.-S. Chang and K. Abdel-Ghaffar (Univ. California, Davis, USA)

12:00-12:30 • A Feedforward Backpropagation Neural Controller J. Tanomaru and S. Omatu (Univ. Tokushima, JAPAN)

Session: WAll; Room: 505 _ Optimal Control CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00

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• Differential Game Approach to Optimal Impulse Control Problems with Disturbances J. Yong (Fudan Univ., CHINA)

11:00-11:30

• Second Order Necessary Conditions in Optimal Control Problems with Equality State Constraints G. Stefani and P. Zecca (Univ. Firenze, ITALY)

11:30-12:00 • Optimization without Compactness and Its Applications A. V. Bukhvalov (USSR)

12:00-12:30 • An Optimization Model for Controlling Macro-Investment and Perfor­mance Analysis S. Deng and H. Zhu (Academia Sinica, CHINA)

List of Sessions for Thursday, June 20

Session: P4; Room: 301 - Plenary Lecture CHAIRPERSON: S. Ishijima (Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

09:00-10:00 • Robust Output Regulation of Nonlinear Systems A. Isidori (Univ. Roma, ITALY)

Session: ThA01; Room: 401 - Parallel Algorithm Design Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): L. Thiere (Univ. Saarlandes, GERMANY)

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10:30-11:00 • Fast Algorithms for Generalized Displacement Structures T. Kailath, J. Chun and J. Sayed (St.anford Univ., USA)

II :00-11 :.30 • Tlle Algebra of Parallel Processors P. Dewilde (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

11:30-12:00 • Multidimensional Discrete Event Systems and Their Applications in Parallel Program Design U. Schwiegelshohn, W. Backes (IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, USA)

and L. Thiere (Univ. Saarlandes, GERMANY)

12:00-12:30 • Design of Fixed-Size Systolic Arrays: Control Structure and Data J. Bu and Ed F. Deprettere (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

Session: ThA02; Room: 402 - Finite Precision and Quantization Effects in Control Design II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): E. 1. Verriest (Georgia Inst. Tech., USA) and M. Gevers (Louvain Univ., BELGIUM)

10:30-11:00 • Quantizer Dynamics and Their Effect on the Performance of Digital Control Systems D. Delchamps (Cornell Univ., USA)

11:00-11:30 • Optimal FWL Design of State-Space Digital Systems with Weighted Sensitivity Minimization and Sparseness Consideration B. D. O. Anderson (Australian National Univ., AUSTRALIA), L. Gang and M. Gevers (Louvain Univ., BELGIUM)

11:30-12:00 • Computationally Optimal System Implementations via Polynomial Op­erators E. 1. Verriest (Georgia Inst. Tech., USA), L. Gang and M. Gevers (Lou­vain Univ., BELGIUM)

Session: ThA03; Room: 403 - Stability, Stabilizability and Robustness Issues in Infinite-Dimensional Systems-Time and Frequency Domain Methods Invited Session CHAIRPERSON: R. F. Curtain (U niv. Groningen, THE NETHERLANDS)

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CO-CHAIRPERSON: Y. Yamamoto (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

Organizer(s): Y. Yamamoto (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN) and R. F. Curtain (Univ. Groningen, THE NETHERLANDS)

10:30-11 :00

• On Relationship Between the Gap Topology and Loo Topology S. Q. Zhu and M. Nouri-Moghadam (Pennsylvania State Univ., USA)

11:00-11:30

• On the Computation of an LQ-Optimal Gain by Approximate Spectral Factorization

F. M. Callier and J. Winkin (Univ. Not.re-Dame, BELGIUM)

11:30-12:00

• On Uniform Exponential Stability of Infinite-Dimensional Systems Y. Yamamoto (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN)

12:00-12:30

• Open Loop Stabilization of the Undamped Beam H. J. Zwart (Univ. Twente, THE NETHERLANDS)

Session: ThA04; Room: 404 - 20 Systems Theory and Applications" Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): G. Marchesini (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

10:30-11:00

• 12 2D Systems and Their Representations P. Rocha (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

11 :00-11 :30

• Design of Two-Dimensional RecursiFe Digital Filters Based on the Optimal Decomposition of Magnitude Specifications T. Deng, M. Kawamata, T. Higuchi (Tohoku Univ., JAPAN)

11 :30-12:00

• On 2D Bilateral Polynomial Matrix Equations L. Xu, O. Saito, K. Abe (Toyohashi Univ. of Tech., JAPAN)

12:00-12:30

• Multi- Variable 2D J(alman-Bucy Filtering Problem Fia Polynomial Ma­trix Techniques

M. Sebek (Czechoslovak Acad. Sci., CZECHOSLOVAKIA)

Session: ThA05; Room: 405 - Parameter Identification and Estimation I Invited Session

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CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON: Organizer(s): T. Katayama (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN), G. C. Goodwin (Univ. New­castle, AUSTRALIA) and Y. Inouye (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

10:30-11 :00 • Parameter Identification in Stocllastic Adaptive Tracking Systems H.-F. Chen and L. Guo (Academia Sinica, CIIINA)

11:00-11:30 • The Determination of the Number of Multichannel Sinusoids in White Noise by an Information Like Criterion Method H. Sakai (Kyoto Univ.,

JAPAN)

11:30-12:00 • Statistical Analysis of Some Identification Procedures for State Space Innovation Models M. Aoki (Univ. California, L. A., USA) and H. Dorfman (Univ. Georgia,

USA)

12:00-12:30 • Identification of Linear Systems Using Input-Output Cumulants Y. Inouye and H. Tuchiya (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

Session: ThA06; Room: 406 - Stochastic Control II CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Operatorial Models for Processes with Parametric Periodicities in Cor­

relations I. Suciu (Romanian Academy, ROMANIA)

11 :00-11: 30 • Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Mean Square Stability of Discrete-Time Linear Systems Subject to Markovian Jumps O. L. V. Costa and M. D. Fragoso (Escola Politecnica Univ. de San Paulo, BRAZIL)

11 :30-12:00 • Distributed Stochastic Algorithms for Supervised Learning G. Yin (Wayne State Univ., USA)

Session: ThA07; Room: 501 - Control of Nonlinear Systems I CHAIRPERSON: CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • Determining the Smooth Stabilizability of Nonlinear Systems C. A. Schwartz and I. M. Y. Mareels (Vermont Univ., USA)

11:00-11:30 • Global Feedback Stabilization of Nonlinear Systems P. Chen, D. Cheng and H. Qin (China Inst. Meteorology, CHINA)

11:30-12:00 • Controllability Problems via Set-valued Maps

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G. Conte (Univ. Genova, ITALY), P. Nistri and P. Zecca (Univ. Firenze, ITALY)

12:00-12:30 • Design of Zero Dynamics for a Class of Nonlinear Systems D. Cheng (Academia Sinica, CHINA)

Session: ThAOa; Room: 502 - Numerical Linear Algebra in Signals, Systems and Control Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): B. N. Datta (Northern Illinois Univ., USA)

10:30-11:00 • Parallel Algorithms in Control Theory B. N. Datta (Northern Illinois Univ., USA)

11:00-11:30 • An Inverse Factorization Algorithm for Linear Prediction J. Nagy and R. J. Plemmons (NC State Univ., USA)

11:30-12:00 • Sparse Matrix Techniques for Condition Estimation and a Rank Re­vealing QR Factorization D. J. Pierce (Boeing Computer Services, USA)

12:00-12:30 • Adaptive Wavelet Transforms G. Cybenko and B. Usevitch (Univ. Illinois, USA)

Session: ThA09; Room: 503 - Robustness Aspects in H 00 Control I Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): T. T. Georgiou (Univ. Minnesota, USA) and M. C. Smith (Univ. Cambridge, UK)

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10:30-11:00 • Unstructured Uncertainty in Hco G. Zames (McGill Univ., CANADA)

11:00-11:30 • Parametrization of Stable Nonlinear Feedback Systems M. Verma (McGill Univ., CANADA)

11:30-12:00 • Stability of Control Systems and Graphs of Linear Systems R. Ober and J. Sefton (Univ. Texas, Dallas, USA)

Session: ThA1O; Room: 504 _ Artificial Neural Networks II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON: Organizer(s): Y. Inouye (Osaka Univ., JAPAN) and Y.-F. Huang (Univ. Notre

Dame, USA)

10:30-11:00 • Neural Network Models for Visual Pattern Recognition K. Fukushima (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

11:00-11:30 • A Learning and Forgetting Algoritllm in Associative Memories: The

Eigenstructure Method G. Yen and A. N. Michel (Univ. Notre Dame, USA)

11:30-12:00 • Neural Computation for Multidimensional Data Fitting R.-W. Lin (Univ. Notre Dame, USA)

Session: ThAll; Room: 505 - Robust Control III CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-11:00 • State Space Parametrization of Robust Servo Systems Y. Fujisaki (Kobe Steel Ltd., JAPAN) and K. Yasuda (Kobe Univ.,

JAPAN)

11 :00-11 :30 • A Lower Bound of the Degree of Stability for a Matrix Polytope and

Its Applications H. Kokame, H. Kida (Osaka Inst. Tech., JAPAN) and T. Mori (Kyoto

Inst. Tech., JAPAN)

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11:30-12:00 • Robust Stabilization with Uncertainty in a Sphere: A Closed Form for the Controller Set S. J. Saleh, B. R. Barmish (Univ. Wisconsin-Madison, USA) and 1. R. Petersen (Univ. New South Wales, AUSTRALIA)

12:00-12:30 • On a New Robust StabiJity Margin P. M. M. Bongers (Delft Univ. Tech., THE NETHERLANDS)

Session: ThA12; Room: Hall (3F) - Poster Session

10:30-12:30 • Stability Conditions of 2-D System in Terms of Its Line Spectrum Pair N. Hamada and T. Katoh (Keio Univ., JAPAN)

• A Note on the Multidimensional Problem of the Filter Optimization V. A. Hobyn and E. L. Pekarev (Odessa Tech. Inst. for Food Industry, USSR)

• A Model of Adaptive Motion of a Particle in an Unknown Field M. Agu and K. Yamanaka (Ibaraki Univ., JAPAN)

• Multidimensional Non-linear Problems of Lourie-Postnikov E. M. Jafarov (Azerbaijan Poly tech. Inst., USSR)

• An Original Feedback Switching Method for Linear Control System Y. P. Kondratenko and V. L. Timchenko (Nikolayev Shipbuilding Inst., USSR)

• A Method to Stabilization of Nonlinear Systems with Time Lag (The Application to Electropneumatic VaJl'e Posi tioner) T. Asakura and B. Xu (Fukui Univ., JAPAN)

Session: 54; Room: 401 - Special Topics lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • Decentralized Control of Large Scale Systems M. Ikeda (Kobe Univ., JAPAN)

Session: 55; Room: 403 - Special Topics lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • Linear Algebraic Techniques for the Analysis and Synthesis of Petri

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Nets M. Silva (Dept. Ing. Electrica e Informatica, SPAIN)

Session: 56; Room: 501 - Special Topics Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • A Conceptual Framework for Parameter Adaptive Control

A. S. Morse (Yale Univ., USA)

Session: 57; Room: 502 - Special Topics Lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • Sampled-Data Control Theory B. A. Francis (Univ. Toronto, CANADA)

Session: M1; Room: Main Hall - Mini Course 1 CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-17:30 • Recent Advances in Neural Network Theory - Part I S. Amari (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN) and M. I. Jordan (MIT, USA)

Session: M2; Room: 301 - Mini Course 2 CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-17:30 • H oc,/ H 2/ Ii- Synthesis - Part I J. C. Doyle (California Inst. Tech., USA) and K. Glover (Cambridge

Univ., U. K.)

list of Sessions for Friday, June 21

Session: P5; Room: 301 - Plenary Lecture CHAIRPERSON: H. Kimura (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

09:00-10:00 • System Theory and Intelligence M. Vidyasagar (Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, INDIA)

Session: M3; Room: Main Hall - Mini Course 3 CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-12:30 • Recent Advances in Neural Network Theory - Part II

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S. Amari (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN) and M. 1. Jordan (MIT, USA) (The latter not confirmed yet)

Session: M4; Room: 301 - Mini Course 4 CHAIRPERSON:

10:30-12:30 • H 00/ H 2/ I-l Synthesis - Part II J. C. Doyle (California Inst. Tech., USA) and K. Glover (Cambridge Uni­versity)

Session: 58; Room: 401 - Special Topics lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • Combinatorial System Theory K. Murot.a (Univ. Tokyo, JAPAN)

Session: 59; Room: 403 - Special Topics lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00

• Topological Methods for the Qualitative Analysis of Nonlinear Circuits M. Hasler (Ecole Polyt.ech., Lausanne, SWITZERLAND)

Session: 510; Room: 501 - Special Topics lecture CHAIRPERSON:

14:00-15:00 • State-space H 00 and Robust Control T1Jeory P. P. Khargonekar (Univ. Michigan, USA)

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Session: FB01; Room: 401 - Robust and Irregular Dynamical Systems Invi ted Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): A. Gombani (LADSEB-CNR, ITALY) and A. Lindquist (Royal

Inst. Tech., SWEDEN)

15:30-16:00 • Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Convex Directions A. Rantzer (Royal Inst. Tech., SWEDEN)

16:00-16:30 • On the Nonlinear Dynamics of Kalman Filtering C. I. Byrnes (Washington Univ., USA), A. Lindquist and Y. Zhou (Royal Inst. Tech., SWEDEN)

16:30-17:00 • The Geometry of Sign-Definite Regions of the Global Kimura-Georgiou Parametrization M. Hagstrom and Y. Zhou (Royal Inst. Tech., SWEDEN)

17:00-17:30 • Stochastic Aggregation of Flexible Mechanical Structures G. Picci (Univ. Padova, ITALY) and T. Taylor (Arizona State Univ., USA)

Session: FB02; Room: 402 - Finite Machine CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • A Conditional Observer and Controller Logic for Finite Machines P. E. Caines and S. Wang (McGill Univ., CANADA)

16:00-16:30 • Stability and Observability of Discrete Linear Inclusion-Finite Au­tomata Approach L. Gurvits (Courant Inst. Math. Sci., USA)

16:30-17:00 • Error Monitoring Characterization in Coding Systems Using Finite Automata C. M. Montini, G. L. Pierobon and U. Viaro (Univ. Padova, ITALY)

Session: FB03; Room: 403 - Matrix Completion and Extension Problems II Invited Session

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CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): L. Rodman (College of William and Mary, USA)

15:30-16:00

• Minimal Rank Extensions of Partially Specified Structured Matrices 1. Gohberg (Tel-Aviv Univ., ISRAEL), M.A. Kaashoek, and L. Lerer (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS)

16:00-16:30 • A Geometric Approach to Completion Problems H. J. Woerdeman (College of William and Mary, USA)

16:30-17:00

• Completion of a Contractive Rational Matrix Function to a Unitary One on the Unit Circle A. C. M. Ran (Vrije Univ., THE NETHERLANDS)

Session: FB04; Room: 404 - 20 Systems Theory and Applications III Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): G. Marchesini (Univ. Pad ova, ITALY)

15:30-16:00

• Realization and Partial Realization Doubly Indexed Data Series E. Fornasini and G. Marchesini (U niv. Padova, ITALY)

16:00-16:30

• Causal Factorization of Nearest Neigllbor Models of Gaussian Markov Random Fields and Recursive Solution of the Smoothing Problem B. Levy, C. D. Greene (Univ. California, Davis, USA) and R. Frezza (Univ. Pad ova, ITALY)

16:30-17:00

• Boundary Recursion for Singular 2D Linear Systems with Variable Coefficients T. Kaczorek (Academia Polacca Delle, ITALY)

Session: FB05; Room: 405 - Parameter Identification and Estimation II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): T. Katayama (Kyoto Univ., JAPAN), G. C. Goodwin (Univ. New­castle, AUSTRALIA) and Y. Inouye (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

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15:30-16:00 • Blind Identification of Multiple Independent Sources L. Tong (Univ. Notre Dame, USA), Y. Inouye (Osaka Univ., JAPAN) and R. Liu (Univ. Notre Dame, USA)

16:00-16:30 • An Output Error Adaptive Algorithm Using MemberslliJrSet Approach V. R. Marcopoli, A. K. Rao and Y. F. Huang (Univ. Notre Dame, USA)

16:30-17:00 • Cumulant-Based Parameter Estimation of Multichannel ARMA Mod-

els Y. Inouye and T. Umeda (Osaka Univ., JAPAN)

Session: FB06; Room: 406 - Robustness Aspects in H 00 Control II Invited Session CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

Organizer(s): T. T. Georgiou (Univ. Minnesota, USA) and M. C. Smith

(Univ. Cambridge, UK)

15:30-16:00 • The Pointwise Gap Metric and Robust Stability L. Qiu and E. J. Davison (Univ. Toronto, CANADA)

16:00-16:30 • A Geometric Theory for Robust Stabilization C. Foias (Univ. Indiana, USA), T. T. Georgiou (Univ. Minnesota, USA)

and M. C. Smith (Univ. Cambridge, UK)

Session: FB07; Room: 501 - Control of Nonlinear Systems II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • Control of a String of Nonlinear Systems S. Sheikholeslam and C. A. Desoer (Univ. California, Berkeley, USA)

16:00-16:30 • Output Tracking through Singularities for Nonlinear Systems X. Hu (Royal Inst. Tech., SWEDEN)

16:30-17:00 • Dynamic State Feedback Decaupling of Nonlinear Systems M. D. Di Benetto, A. Glumineau and C. H. Moog (CNRS, FRANCE)

17:00-17:30 • Stabilization of Two Dimensional C k Control Systems

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S. Bromberg and R. Suarez (Univ. Autonoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa, MEXICO)

Session: FB08; Room: 502 - Hoo-Control " CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00

• Computation of the Maximum Hoo-Norm of Parameter-Dependent Lin­ear Systems by a Branch and Bound Algorithm S. Balemi (Stanford Univ., USA), V. Balakrishnan (Univ. California, L. A., USA) and S. Boyd (Stanford Univ., USA)

16:00-16:30 • H 00 State Feedback with Cheap Control M. Fujita (Kanazawa Univ., JAPAN) and K. Uchida (Waseda Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00

• H 00 Optimal Estimation and H 00 State Feedback Control-the Singular Case

Y. Lu and G. Dai (Northwestern Poly tech. Univ., CHINA)

17:00-17:30

• Quadratic Stabilization and H 00 Disturbance Attenuation for Discrete­Time Uncertain Systems M. Fu, C. E. de Souza and L. Xie (Univ. Newcastle, AUSTRALIA)

Session: FB09; Room: 503 - linear System Theory V CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00

• Nonlinear Integrable Flows on a Space of Rational Transfer Functions Y. Nakamura (Gifu Univ., JAPAN)

16:00-16:30 • Continuous Time Behaviors C. Praagman and J. M. Soethoudt (Univ. Groningen, THE NETHER­

LANDS)

16:30-17:00 • Realizations of Input-Output Differential Equations P. E. Crouch and F. Lamnabhi-Lagarrigue (Arizona State Univ., USA)

17:00-17:30 • On the Topology of the Space of Reachable Observable Symmetric

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Linear Systems N. H. Phan and L. C. Dung (Pedagogical Inst. Vinh, VIET NAM)

Session: FBIO; Room: 504 - Signal Processing II CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • Complex Digital Filters with Asymmetrical Band-Pa.ss Characteristics Based on Complex Commensurate Transmission Line Networks A. Takahashi, N. Nagai and N. Miki (Hokkaido Univ., JAPAN)

16:00-16:30 • Signal Processing and Harmonic Analysis of Generalized Shift Opera-

tors L. 1. Vainerman (Kiev State Univ., USSR)

16:30-17:00 • The Adaptive SQNLSL and GLSL Algorithm: New Recursions Reduc­ing the Number of Square-Root Operations by the Factor Three A. Kummert (Ruhr-Univ. Bochum, GERMANY)

Session: FBll; Room: 505 - Robust Control IV CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

15:30-16:00 • On Design of Robust Controllers with Unstructured Uncertainty M. K. H. Fan (Georgia Inst. Tech., USA)

16:00-16:30 • Parametrization of Stabilizing Controllers in the Presence of Plant Perturbation G. Obinata and T. Nakamura (Akit.a Univ., JAPAN)

16:30-17:00 • Robust Predictive Controller V. Havlena (Czechoslovak Tech. Univ., CZECHOSLOVAKIA)

17:00-17:30 • Robust Stabilization of a Class of Uncertain Nonlinear Systems 1. R. Gurov, Y. Ohta and H. Haneda (Kobe Univ., JAPAN)

Session: FB12; Room: 407 - Nonlinear Phenomena CHAIRPERSON:

CO-CHAIRPERSON:

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15:30-16:00 • Fractal Invariant Domain and Symbolic Dynamics of Nonlinear Dy­namical Systems T. Yasuda (Shiga Prefectural Junior College, JAPAN) and Y. Sunahara (Kyoto lnst. Tech., JAPAN)

16:00-16:30 • Limit Sets of Trajectories in a Nonlinear Digital System M. J. Ogorzalek and Z. Galias (Academy of Mining and Metallurgy, POLAND)

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Abdel-Ghaffar, K. WAlO Byrnes, C. 1. FBOI

Abe, K. ThA04 Byrnes, C. 1. MB07

Abe, T. TuB04 Caines, P. E. FB02

Abromovich, Yu. 1. TuA03 Caines, P. E. WA06

Adamyan, V. M. MC04 Callier. F. M. Sl

Agibalov, G. P. TuB04 Callier, F. M. ThA03

Agu,M. ThA12 Cao, L. TuB07

Akashi, H. MB09 Cao, L. TuB07

Alpay, D. TuB05 Chang, T.-S. WAlO

Amari, S. Ml Chapellat, H. MB02

Amari, S. M3 Chen, C.-H. TuB09

Anderson, B. D. O. P2 Chen, H. C. MB06

Anderson, B. D. O. ThA02 Chen, H.-F. ThA05

Ando, K. MB09 Chen, P. ThA07

Ando, Y. MC06 Cheng, D. ThA07

d'Andrea-Novel, B. MA07 Cheng, D. ThA07

Antoulas, A. C. MBIO Cheng, F. R. MB06

Antoulas, A. C. MC03 Chun, J. ThAOl

Aoki, M. ThA05 Colaneri, P. MA02

Aoki, T. TuA06 Colgren, R. MBll

Araki, M. MA02 Conte, G. MA07

Araki, M. MC02 Conte, G. ThA07

Arapostathis, A. WA07 Costa, O. L. V. ThA06

Arov, D. Z. TuA03 Crouch, P. E. FB09

Artzi, A. B. MCOI Curtain, R. F. WA09

Artzi, A. B. TuB05 Cybenko, G. ThA08

Asakura, T. ThA12 Cybenko, G. TuAll

Aubin, J.-P. MB07 Dahleh, M. MAIO

Aubin, J.-P. MC07 Dahleh, M. MB02

Backes, W. ThAOl Dahleh, M. A. MAIO

Bakan, G. M. MB03 Dahleh, M. A. MAIO

Balakrishnan, V. FB08 Dai, G. FB08

Balemi, S. FB08 Dale, W. N. MC08

Ball, J. A. TuB05 Datta, B. N. ThA08

Ball, J. A. MBIO Davison, E. J. FB06

Bannister, B.R. TuB04 Delchamps, D. ThA02

Bao, P.-A. MC09 Deng, S. WAll

Baratchart, L. MC03 Deng, T. ThA04

Barmish, B. R. ThAll Deprettere, Ed F. ThAOl

Belavkin, V. P. TuAIO Desoer, C. A. FB07

Benetto, M. D. Di FB07 Dewilde, P. MCOI

Benveniste, A. TuA03 Dewilde, P. ThAOl

Bercovici, H. MBIO Diepold, K. MBOl

Bhattacbaryya, S. P. MB02 Dmitriyeva, 1. MA12

Bongers, P. M. M. ThAll Dorfman, H. ThA05

Bose, N. K. WA04 Doyle, J. C. M2

Boyd, S. FB08 Doyle, J. C. M4

Bromberg, S. FB07 Dullerud, G. D. TuA02

Bu, J. ThAOl Dung, L. C. FB09

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Dym, H. TuBOS Glover, K. TuA08 Ebine, T. TuAOI Glumineau, A. FB07 Enping, W. MCOS Gohberg, I. FB03 Fan, M. Ie H. FBll Gohberg, I. MBlO Feng, C.-B. MAll Gohberg, I. MCOI Feng, C.-B. TuB09 Gohberg, I. P3 Feng, C.-B. TuBlO Gohberg, I. TuBOS Fettweis, A. MBOI Gohberg, I. TuBOS Fettweis, A. WA04 Gohberg, I. TuBOS Finesso, L. WAOS Gombani, A. WAOS Fitzpatrick, B. G. MB03 Goto, Y. MA02 Fixot, N. TuBOI Gouze, J.-L. MA07 Fleming, A. R. TuB04 Grasselli, O. M. MB02 Fliess, M. TuB07 Gray, W. S. WA02 Foias, C. FB06 Greene, C. D. FB04 Foias, C. MBIO Grigoriadis, K. WA02 Foo, Y. K. MAOS Guidorzi, R. P. MA04 Foo, Y. K. WA03 Guidorzi, R. P. MC03 Fornasini, E. FB04 Guo, L. ThAOS Fragoso, M. D. ThA06 Gurov, I. R. FBU Francis, B. A. S7 Gurvits, L. FB02 Francis, B. A. TuA02 Hagiwara, T. MA02 Frankowska, H. MB07 Hagiwara, T. MC02 Frankowska, H. MC07 Hagstrom, M. FBOI Frezza, R. FB04 Hajiev, Ch. M. MB03 Frezza, R. TuA05 Hamada, N. ThAl2 Fu, M. FB08 Han, Z.-Z. WA07 Fu, M. MB08 Haneda, H. FBU Fuhrmann, P. A. MCOll Hanzon, B. MBll Fuhrmann, P. A. TuB06 Hao, J. TuBlO Fujii, T. WA03 Hara, S. MAOS Fujimura, T. MA02 Hara, S. TuA02 Fujisaki, Y. ThAll Hara, S. WAOS Fujita, M. FBOS Hashimoto, K. TuAOI Fujita, M. TuBII Hasler, M. S9 Fujita, M. TuBOS Havlena, V. FBU Fukushima, K. ThAlO Heij, C. TuB06 Furuta, K. PI Helmke, U. MBll Furuta, K. WA03 Helmke, U. WA02 Furuta, K. WAOS Helton, J. W. MCOI Galias, Z. FBl2 Helton, J. W. MC07 Gang, L. ThA02 Helton, J. W. TuBOS Gang, L. ThA02 Hernandez, V. MAOS Gasper, D. MC04 Hersh, M. A. MAll Georgiou, T. T. FB06 Hibino, R. MC06 Germani, A. WA06 Higuchi, T. ThA04 Gevers, M. ThA02 Hill, D. J. MA09 Gevers, M. ThA02 Hinamoto, T. WA04 Glover, K. M2 Hinrichsen, D. MCOS Glover, K. M4 Hinrichsen, D. TuB06

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Hof, P. M. J. Van den MC06 Karcanias, N. WAOl

Hosoe, S. WA08 Katayama, H. TuB08

Hotta, K. MB05 Katayama, T. TuB02

Hu, X. FB07 Katoh, T. ThAl2

Huang, Y. F. FB05 Kawaguchi, Y. TuAOl

Ichikawa, A. TuB08 Kawakami, A. TuA04

Ichikawa, A. WA09 Kawakami, H. TuB03

Ichikawa, M. MB05 Kawamata, M. ThA04

Ikai, T. TuBIO Kawamura, Y. TuBIO

Ikeda, M. MA03 Kawski, M. MB07

Ikeda, M. S4 Kawski, M. TuA07

lliopoulou, H. MC05 Kermiche, N. TuAII

Imura, J. TuBOI Keulen, B. Van WA09

Inaba, H. MAOI Khammash, M. H. MAIO

Inooka, H. TuB02 Khargonekar, P. P. MB08

Inoue, A. TuB02 Khargonekar, P. P. SIO

Inouye, Y. FB05 Kida, H. ThAll

Inouye, Y. FB05 Kikuta, T. TuAOI

Inouye, Y. ThA05 Kim, J.-H. MC09

Isaka, K. MB05 Kim, J.-H. MC09

Ishihara, T. TuB02 Kim, S. W. MA06

Ishijima, S. TuA07 Kimoto, T. TuAOI

Ishikawa, M. TuA06 Kimura, H. TuAOl

Ishikawa, M. WA06 Kimura, T. MAOS

Isidori, A. P4 Kinnaert, M. TuB02

Itamiya, K. MB09 Kitamori, T. MAOI

Itoh, T. TuA07 Kitamori, T. MB06

Jafarov, E. M. ThAl2 Kitamori, T. TuA04

Jeffrey, N. TuB04 Kobayashi, H. TuA07

J etto, L. WA06 Kodama, S. MAIO

Jiao, S. S. MAOS Kodama, S. TuAOS

Jonckheere, E. A. MBll Kojima, F. TuA06

Jonckheere, E. A. TuA08 Kokame, H. MA03

Jonckheere, E. A. TuAOS Kokame, H. ThAll

Jones, E. R. L. MC05 Koketsll, Y. WA07

Jordan, M. I. MI Kondo, R. WAOS

Jordan, M. I. M3 Kondratenko, Y. P. ThAl2

Joya, K. WA03 Kono, M. MA02

Juang, Y.-T. MA03 Kovalishina,L V. MB04

Jun, Z. Z. MAOS Krishna.prasad, P. S. TuB06

Kaashoek, M. A. MBIO Kubo. F. MB04

Kaashoek, M. A. TuB05 Kuijper, M. TuB06

Kaashoek, M. A. TuB05 Kummert, A. FBIO

Kaashoek, M.A. FB03 Kuss'll, N. N. MB03

Kabamba, P. T. TIlA02 Kwon, W. H. MA06

Kaczorek, T. FB04 Kwon, W. H. TuA04

Kailath, T. ThAOI Lamnabhi-Lagarrigue, F. FB09

Kang, J. TuA04 Laub, A. S3

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Lee, K. S. TuA04 Miyazaki, F. TuAOI Lee, L. WAOI Mizukami, K. MA09 Lee, S. J. TuAlO Mohseni, S. TuAOI Lepschy, A. MB06 Montini, C. M. FB02 Lerer, L. FB03 Moog, C. H. FB07 Lerer, 1. MBIO Moog, C. H. MA07 Levandowski, M. TuAOI Moor, B. De MA04 Li, R. TuA08 Morgiil, o. TuB 11 Li, R. TuA08 Mori, T. MA03 Liberzon, M. R. MA03 Mori, T. ThAll Limebeer, D. TuB08 Moriwaki, IC MB09 Limebeer, D. J. N. MB08 Morse, A. S. S6 Lin, C. E. WA08 Muramatsu, E. WA08 Lin, K.-J. MA03 Murota, K. S8 Lin, S.-F. MA04 Murota, K. WAOI Lin, S.-F. TuB09 Nagai, N. FBlO Lindquist, A. FBOI Nagpal, K. M. MB08 Lindquist, A. TuA05 Nagy, J. ThA08 Lindquist, A. WA05 Nakajima, M. TuA02 Liu, C. TuA09 Nakamichi, M. TuA07 Liu, K. WA02 Nakamori, S. TuAlO Liu, R. FB05 Nakamura, T. FBll Liu, R.-W. ThAlO Nakamura, T. MB05 Liu, Y.-N. TuBlO Nakamura, Y. FB09 Loan, N. T. WA06 Nakao, T. TuB 11 Longhi, O. MB02 Nam, K. WA07 Loro, S. MB06 N assiri-Toussi, K. WA06 Lu, Y. FB08 Nercissians, E. TuBlO Lucas, C. TuBlO Nguyen, C. TuB02 Levine, J. TuB07 Nguyen, K. T. TuB02 Levy, B. FB04 Nicosia, S. TuB 11 Maeda, H. MAlO Nistri, P. ThA07 Maeda, H. TuA08 Nobuyama, E. MAOI Marchesini, G. FB04 Nose, K. TuA09 Marcopoli, V. R. FB05 Nossek, J. A. MBOI Mareels, I. M. Y. ThA07 Nouri-Moghadam, M. MAO I Marino, R. WA07 Nouri-Moghadam, M. ThA03 Masuda, S. TuB02 Novak, 1. A. TuB03 Matsuda, K. TuA09 O'Halloran, J. MC05 Matsumura, F. TuBll O'Halloran, J. TuB06 Matsushita, K. MB05 Ober, R. MCOll Mayeda, H. TuBOI Ober, R. ThA09 McGinnie, B. P. MCOll Ober, R. TuB06 Mian, G. A. MB06 Ober, R. J. MCOll Michaletsky, Gy. TuA05 Obinata, G. FBll Michel, A. N. ThAlO Ogorzalek, M. J. FBl2 Miki, N. FBlO Oguro, R. TuB 11 Miller, R. L. TuB08 Ohara, A. MB06 Mita, T. MA08 Ohsumi, A. S2 Miyasato, Y. MC09 Ohta, Y. MA03

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Ohta, Y. FBII Rantzer, A. FBOI

Ohta, Y. TuA08 Rao, A. K. FB05

Ohuchi, S. MA08 Rendon, P. TuB09

Oja, E. TuAll Rocha, P. ThA04

Okutsu, N. MAO I Rodman, L. MA05

Okuyama, T. MAD6 Rodman, L. MBIO

Omatu, S. MB05 Rogers, E. WA04

Omatu, S. WAIO Rouchon, P. TuB07

Ono, T. TuBOl Rutkas, A. TuB03

Oral, O. MA09 Ruzicka, P. WAIO

Ortega, R. TuA02 Sain, M. K. WAOI

Osuka, K. TuBOI Saito, O. ThAD4

Overschee, P. Van MA04 Sakai, H. ThA05

Owens, D. H. WA04 Sakhnovich, L. A. MC04

Pan, D.-J. WA07 Saleh, S. J. ThAll

Papadakis, Y. N. M. MA04 Sampei, M. TuA07

Papadakis, Y. N. M. MB09 Sandberg, 1. W. MA07

Papageorgiou, N. S. TuA06 Santis, A. De WA06

Park, B. MB02 Sayed, J. ThAOI

Partington, J. R. WA09 Scattolini, R. MA02

Pastor, A. MA05 Schiavoni, N. MA02

Patrick, A. E. WAIO Schrader, C. B. WAOI

Pauli, R. MBOI Schrama, R. J. P. MC03

Pavon, M. WA05 Schumacher, J. M. TuB06

Pearson, J. B. MAIO Schuppen, J. H. van WA05

Pekarev, E. L. MB04 Schwartz, C. A. ThA07

Pekarev, E. L. ThAl2 Schwiegelshohn, U. ThAOI

Peng, S. MA05 Sebek, M. ThA04

Perdon, A. M. MA07 Sefton, J. ThA09

Peters, M. WA09 Sengoku, M. TuB04

Petersen, 1. R. ThAll Seo, J. H. TuA06

Phan, N. H. FB09 Sepulchre, R. MA07

Phoojaruenchanachai, S. WA08 Sezer, M. E. MA09

Picci, G. FBOI Shaked, U. MC08

Picci, G. TuA05 Shalom, T. MCOIO

Picci, G. TuA05 Sheikholeslam, S. FB07

Picci, G. WAOS Sheu, W.-Y. TuB09

Pierce, D. J. ThA08 Shima, M. TuB07

Pierobon, G. L. FB02 Shin, S. MADI

Pinzoni, S. TuA05 Shin, S. MB09

Plemmons, R. J. ThA08 Shilloda, S. TuB04

Praagman, C. FB09 Shu, H. T. MAD8

Pratzel-Wolters, D. WA02 Siljak, D. D. MA03

Pugh, A. C. MC05 Silva, M. S5

Qin, H. ThA07 Skelton, R. WA02

Qiu, L. FB06 Smith, M. C. FB06

Rakowski, M. MAl2 Smith, M. C. MC08

Ran, A. C. M. FB03 Soethoudt, J. M. FB09

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Soma, H. MC02 Tsekanovskii, V. E. MC04 Son, H. H. WA06 Tsitsiklis, J. N. MAIO Souza, C. E. de FB08 Tsuji, T. TuBll Souza, C. E. de MA05 Tsujino, T. WA03 Souza, C. E. de MB08 Tsumura, K. TuA04 Souza, C. E. de MC02 Thchiya. H. ThA05 Stefani, G. WAll Uchida, K. FB08 Stoorvogel, A. A. MAll Uchida, K. TuB08 Su, R. ThAll Uematu, H. WA03 Suarez, R. FB07 Umeda, T. FB05 Suciu, I. ThA06 Uosaki, K. WA07 Suciu, N. MC04 Usevitch, B. ThA08 Sugie, T. TuBOI Ushio, T. TuA09 Sugimoto, K. ThB02 Vainerman, L. I. FBIO Sun, W. MB08 Valusescu, I. MC04 Sun ahara, Y. FBl2 Vandewalle, J. TuBIO Sun ahara, Y. TuA06 Veen, A. J. van der MBOI Suykens, J. MA04 Vera, C. E. MC06 Suzuki, M. MC06 Verhaegen, M. WA03 Suzuki, T. MA02 Verma, M. ThA09 Suzumura, F. MA09 Verriest, E. I. MB02 Szigeti, F. MC06 Verriest, E. I. ThA02 Tadmor, G. TuB05 Viaro, U. FB02 Tadmor, G. TuB08 Viaro, U. MB06 Takahashi, A. FBIO Vidyasagar, M. P5 Takahashi, K. TuBll Voulgaris, P. G. MAIO Tamura, H. ThB04 Wada, T. MA03 Tamura, N. TuA09 Walker, M. MCOI Tan, S. TuBIO Wang, L. TuA09 Tang, Y. TuB09 Wang, 1. Y. MAOI Tannenbaum, A. MBIO Wang, S. FB02 Tannenbaum, A. WA09 Watanabe, K. MA06 Tanomaru, J. WAlO Watanabe, T. TuB02 Tarn, T. J. MA02 Weiding, X. MA09 Tarn, T. J. TuB07 Wen, C. MA09 Taylor, , T. FBOI Williamson, D. WA02

Taylor, G. E. TuB04 Winkin. J. ThA03 Teng, C. TuBlO Wit, C. C. de TuBOI Thiere, L. ThAOI Woerdeman, H. J. TuB05 Thomopoulos, S. C. A. MA04 Woerdeman, H. J. FB03 Thomopoulos, S. C. A. MB09 Woude, J. van der MC06 Timchenko, V. 1. ThAl2 Xie,1. FB08 Tits, A. L. WAOI Xin, Xin MAll Tomei, P. TuBll Xu, B. ThAl2 Tomei, P. WA07 Xu, H. MA09 Tong, L. FB05 Xu, L. ThA04 Tornambe, A. TuAlO Xu, 1. TuB09 Trentelman, H. L. MA05 Xu, X. TuA09 Tse, D. N. C. MAIO Yaesh, MC08

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Table of Sessions

Day Monday, June 17 Tuesday, June 18 Wednesday, June 19

08:45 Opening Ceremony

09:00 PI Plenary lecture P2 Plenary lecture P3 Plenary lecture

K. Furuta B. D. O. Anderson I. Gohberg

10:00 Break Break Break 10:30 MAxx Sessions TuAxx Sessions WAxx Sessions

12:30 lunch Break lunch Break lunch Break 14:00 MBxx Sessions 51-53 Special Topics

lectures 15:00 Break

15:30 Break TuBxx Sessions

16:00 MCxx Sessions

17:30 18:00

18:30 Banquet

Thursday, June 20

P4 Plenary lecture

A. Isidori

Break ThAxx Sessions

lunch Break 54-57 Special Topics

lectures Break Ml &. M2 Mini Courses

Friday, June 21

P5 Plenary lecture

M. Vidyasagar

Break M3 &. M4 Mini Courses

lunch Break 58-510 Special Topics

lectures Break FBxx Sessions

Closing Session

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SOCIAL EVENTS

For delegates and accompanying persons

Sunday June 16

Tuesday

June 18

Wednesday

June 19

Thursday

June 20

Registration and Welcome Reception

at. the conference site

Registration 16:00-20:00

Welcome Reception 17:00-19:00 (free) Code: RE

Banquet Code: BA will be held at the ball room of Kobe Port pia Hotel

adjacent to the conference site 19:00-21:00 (included in the registration fee)

Kyoto Tour /Ko be Tour Kyoto Course Code: KY

Tour Fare: ¥ 12,000.

13:30 Assemble at the lobby of Kobe Port pia Hotel ad­

jacent to the conference site

Kiyomizu Temple-Heian Shrine-Duty Free

Shopping at Kyoto Handicraft Center-Dinner at local restaurant-Gion Corner(Maiko Dance, etc.)

22:00 Arrive at I\obe Port pia Hotel via Sannomiya

Kobe Course Code: KB

Tour Fare: ¥ 6,000.

13:30 Assemble at the lobby of Kobe Portpia Hotel ad­

jacent to the conference site

Technical Visit at "Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Ltd. Kobe Shipyard"-Dinner at Kobe Wine Cas­

tle

22:30 Arrive at Kobe Port pia Hotel via Sannomiya

Cruising Night Code: CN

Tour Fare: ¥ 9,000. Night cruising with dinner! Enjoy the supreme night

view of Kobe. 18:00 Assemble at the lobby of Kobe Portpia Hotel ad­

jacent to the conference site

21:40 Arrive at Portpia Hotel via Sannomiya

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Condition: The tour fare includes the dinner. Tours

will be operated by deluxe buses with English speaking

guides. Reservation will be made on "first come-first

served" basis because of limitation of seats. Tours are

cancelled if the number of participants does not reach

20. The tour KB may be cancelled if the shipyard's

schedule cannot be adjusted. In these cases, the paid

fare will be refunded.

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POST SYMPOSIUM TOURS

(A) Fullday Sightseeing in Kyoto, June 22 (Sat)-June 23 (Sun) Code: PO-(A)

Tour Fare: ¥ 33,000 Single Extra Charge ¥ 7,000: (all conditions are speci­

fied in the i tenerary below.)

Leaving Portopia Hotel at 8:00 a.m., for this fullday tour with English speaking

guide to the old capital Kyoto you will see not only Kinkakuji Temple (Golden

Pavilion), Nijo Castle, Sanjusangendo Hall, but also experience tea ceremony

at Nanzenji Temple, including lunch (dinner excluded). Accomodation at New

Miyako Hotel in Kyoto or the similar.

The second day is free for your leisure or for departure, including a buffet

breakfast. English speaking guide will help you at the travel information desk

in hotel lobby.

(B) Sightseeing in Kyoto and Tokyo, June 21 (Fri)-June 23 (Sun) Code: PO-(B)

Tour Fare: ¥ 74,000 Single Extra Charge ¥ 12,000: (all condit.ions are spec­

ified in the i tenerary below.)

This two-day tour enables you to enjoy the old capital Kyoto and the exciting

new capital Tokyo.

After leaving Kobe at 18:00 by bus with English speaking guide, you will arrive

in New Miyako Hotel in Kyoto or the similar (not including meal).

The next. morning after buffet-style breakfast., English speaking guides will

bring you t.o fullday Kyoto sightseeing by bus. You will see not only Kinkakuji

Temple (Golden Pavilion), Nijo Castle, Sanjusangendo Hall, but also experi­

ence tea ceremony at Nanzenji Temple, including lunch. Accommoda.tions at

the same hotel (dinner excluded).

Next morning after buffet breakfast at the hotel, you will enjoy a trip by Shin­

Kansen (bullet train) to Tokyo on tourist class reserved seat and a delicious

box lunch. Afternoon you will enjoy halfday sightseeing by bus in Tokyo, vis­

it.ing Imperial Palace, Asakusa Kan'non Temple, Meiji Shrine. Tour disbands

upon arrival at. Toranomon Pastral Hotel (dinner and accomodat.ion excluded).

Note: Reservat.ion will be made on a "first. come-first served" basis because of

limitation of seats. The tour may be cancelled if the number of participants

does not reach 20. In this case, the paid fare will be refunded. Above each

tour fare will include meals and accommodations as per specified in the above

schedule. Detail information will be sent after receipt of your application form.

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TRAVEL INFORMATION Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd. (KNT), Kintetsu International Express (KIE)

abroad, and its affiliates have been appointed as the official agents for the

International Symposium MTNS-91. They handle all the necessary travel

arrangements including hotel reservation, tours and local transportation for

the symposium participants. Please contact your local office for travel advice.

Japan U.S.A

MTNS-91 Head Quarter for Travel MTNS-91 Desk

Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd.

Inbound Sales Division, Osaka

Sales Office, Osaka

c/o Nikko Bldg 7F

2-11-8 Sonezaki, Kita-ku

Osaka 530, Japan

Tel: 06-313-6868

Int'l telex: 5233147 KNTISO J

Fax: 06-314-1601

Europe

MTNS-91 Desk

Kintestu International Express

(Europe) B.Y.

Friedensstr. 11 J uniorhaus

D-6000 Frankfurt/Main 1

Germany

Tel: 069-233083/86

Int'l telex: 41416587 KIE FR D

Fax: 069-236858

or

DIF Tours

20 rue des Petits Champs

75002 Paris

France

Tel: (1) 42 96 80 82

Fax: (1) 42 61 3846

Telex: 42211148

Kintetsu International Express (U.S.A.) Inc.

1270 A venue of the Americas

Suite 1810, New York, N.Y. 10020-1897 U.S.A.

Tel: 212-632-3720

Int'l telex: 230147133 KNTINT'L NYC Fax: 212-632-3762

Australia MTNS-91 Desk

Kintetsu Interna.tional Express

(Oceania) Pty., Ltd.

Level 3 Jardine Fleming House

19-31 Pitt Street

Sydny, N.S.W.2000

Australia

Tel: 02-25-6455/9

Int'l telex: 123914

Fax: 02-251-6120

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ACCESS TO THE CONFERENCE SITE

Osaka Arrival

PaTticipants are recommended to fly directly (or via Tokyo) to Osaka Interna­

tional Airport by an international flight. Frequent airport limousine services

are available from Osaka Airport to the terminal of Kobe, Sannomiya, oper­

ating every 20 min. during 7:00 to 21:15.

Tokyo (Narita) Arrival Airport limousine bus services are available from New Tokyo International

Airport (Narita) to Tokyo City Air Terminal (TCAT) operating every 15-20

min. during 6:50-23:30. It takes about 90 min. From there about 10 min.

taxi ride will take you to JR Tokyo Station. Then catch a bullet train (called

Shin- Kansen) bound for Shin-Kobe, which runs almost every 20 min., and it

takes about 3 hours and 20 min. After arriving at JR Shin-Kobe Station, take

a taxi to your hotel. Please note that at least 3.5 hours should be allowed to

catch bullet train after your arrival at N arita Airport.

Domestic as well as international air transportation (by limited airline com­

panies) are available between Narita Airport and Osaka Airport. As the other

transportation routes, domestic flights are also available from Haneda Airport

in Tokyo to Osaka Airport. N arita Airport and Haneda Airport are connected

by limousine bus (80 min.). Domestic flight from Tokyo to Osaka are operated

several times in a day.

Travel to KOBE in JAPAN (Schedule and fare subject to change.)

OSAKA

r-------.- -+---- --- ----- --, ~l I To OSAKA INT'L AllU'OR'I', only Ihree Jomestic flight/day \ l ,)-I • JAL 151 LV 07:35 - All 08:50 \ §" T-

II • ANA 77 LV 09:55 - All 11:10 \ 4.,,-0 ,/

I • ANA 79 LV 19:20 - All 20:35 \ I I Except for int'l transit at Narita ~ NEW TOKYO

/ r---- -- - -<-~-------\ 1f ~N~;l~,:~:~~RT(Narita) I I From IIANEDA to OSAI,A IN'I"L AlllPOHT, Every 1[;-20 min.

I ~ Every 30 min. between 07:00 - 19:30 It ~ 2 hrs ¥ 2,700 I I " • Taxi (GO kIll) I \ 1.5 hrs ¥ 23,000

INT'L AIRPORT HANEDA 0 AIRPORT

¥ 680

JR Shin-Kobe St •.

I ''0 H I·; I Osaka Kyoto Jlt Shiu-Kall:,cll JR Tokyo Sta.

(Hull ... Train) To l\OHE [rolll TOKYO 3.5 hrs ¥ 14,000

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By Portliner: The nearest station to the conference site is Shimin Hiroba Sta. It takes about 15 min. from Sannomiya Sta. to there.

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SPONSORS

Institutional Sponsors _ International Information Science Foundation _ The Commemorative Association for the Japan World Exposition (not con-

firmed) - The Portopia '81 Foundation (not confirmed)

Participating Societies

_ Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan (lEE of Japan) _ Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (EiC)

_ Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineeris (ISCIE)

_ IEEE Tokyo Chapter of Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing Society

- IEEE Tokyo Chapter of Circuit and Systems Society

- IEEE Tokyo Chapter of Control Systems Society

- Mathematical Society of Japan _ Society of Instrument and Control Engineers (SICE)

Corporate Sponsors - ATR Communication Systems Research Laboratories

- Chiyoda Corporation

- Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.

- Fuji Facom Corporation

- Fuji Xerox Corporation

- Fujitsu Co., Ltd.

- Fanuc Ltd.

- Hitachi Ltd.

- Hitachi Zosen Corporation

- HORIBA Ltd. - Idernitsu Petrochemical Corporation

_ Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.

- Kao Corporat.ion

- Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.

- Kawa~aki Steel Corparation

- Kobe St.eel

- Konica Corporation

- Kubota - Matsushita Electric Industrial Corporation

- Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

- Mitsubishi Kasei Corporation

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- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

- NEC Corporation

- Nippon Denso Corporation

- Nippon Steel Corporation

- Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

- Nissan Motor Corporation

- Omron Corporation

- Osaka Gas Corporation

- SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.

- Sharp Corporation

- Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.

- Sumitomo Electric Industries

- Sumit.omo Heavy Industries, Lt.d.

- Sumitomo Light Metal Industries

- Sumitomo Metal Indust.ries

- The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.

- Tokuyama Soda Co., Ltd.

- Toray Industries

- Toshiba Corp., Ltd.

- Toyota Automatic Loom Works

- Toyot.a Mot.or Corporation

- Yamat.ake-Honeywell Corporation

- YASI\:AWA Electric Mfg. Co., Lt.d.

- Yokogawa Electric Corporation