Benoit Clement

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Mohamed Abbas-Turki, Gilles Duc, Benoit Clement, Spilios Theodoulis:
Robust gain scheduled control of a space launcher by introducing LQG/LTR ideas in the NCF robust stabilisation problem. CDC 2007: 2393-2398
2006
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Mohamed Abbas-Turki, Gilles Duc, Benoit Clement:
Multi-objective Synthesis Using LMI Formulations for Application of the Cutting Plane Algorithm. Eur. J. Control 12(1): 40-56 (2006)
2005
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Mohamed Abbas-Turki, Gilles Duc, Stéphane Font, Benoit Clement:
A cutting plane algorithm for frequency domain specification with application to bending modes attenuation. ACC 2005: 4748-4752
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Mohamed Abbas-Turki, Gilles Duc, Benoit Clement:
LMI formulations for designing controllers according to time response and stability margin constraints. CDC/ECC 2005: 5740-5745

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