Search for dissertations about: "CLF"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the word CLF.
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1. On Secure and Sequential Source Coding
Abstract : Secure source coding is an important research area in recent years as it deals with the problem of transmitting sensitive information over insecure channels while protecting it from unauthorized access. This is particularly relevant in the context of modern communication systems where the data transmitted is often sensitive in nature and the threat of eavesdropping or data breaches is high. READ MORE
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2. Materials for advanced energy technology from quantum-mechanical modeling
Abstract : The present thesis addresses promising material solutions for fusion reactors from a theoretical point of view. We focus on two specific systems: W-based alloys used as plasma-facing materials and reduced activation ferritic/martensitic (RAFM, Ferich) steels used as structural materials of breeding-blanket. READ MORE
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3. Correctness and Safety in Planning and Control via State-Space Partitions and Barrier Functions
Abstract : Autonomous systems have become increasingly prevalent in various industries, ranging from household cleaning robots to line inspection drones and copilot vehicles. Ensuring real-time safety is becoming a critical issue when the environment is rapidly changing. READ MORE
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4. Control Lyapunov Functions : A Control Strategy for Damping of Power Oscillations in Large Power Systems
Abstract : In the present climate of deregulation and privatisation, theutilities are often separated into generation, transmission anddistribution companies so as to help promote economic efficiencyand encourage competition. Also, environmental concerns,right-of-way and cost problems have delayed the construction ofboth generation facilities and new transmission lines while thedemand for electric power has continued to grow, which must bemet by increased loading of available lines. READ MORE
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5. Formations and Obstacle Avoidance in Mobile Robot Control
Abstract : This thesis consists of four independent papers concerningthe control of mobile robots in the context of obstacleavoidance and formation keeping. The first paper describes a new theoreticallyv erifiableapproach to obstacle avoidance. READ MORE