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[Systems & Control: Foundations & Applications] Convex Functional Analysis || Lower Semicontinuous Functionals

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Book ID
121423374
Publisher
Birkhäuser-Verlag
Year
2005
Tongue
German
Weight
219 KB
Edition
2005
Category
Article
ISBN-13
9783764321987

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✦ Synopsis


this Volume Is Dedicated To The Fundamentals Of Convex Functional Analysis. It Presents Those Aspects Of Functional Analysis That Are Extensively Used In Various Applications To Mechanics And Control Theory. The Purpose Of The Text Is Essentially Two-fold. On The One Hand, A Bare Minimum Of The Theory Required To Understand The Principles Of Functional, Convex And Set-valued Analysis Is Presented. Numerous Examples And Diagrams Provide As Intuitive An Explanation Of The Principles As Possible. On The Other Hand, The Volume Is Largely Self-contained. Those With A Background In Graduate Mathematics Will Find A Concise Summary Of All Main Definitions And Theorems.


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