Control reconfiguration: Difference between revisions

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* {{ Harvard reference | Surname1=Blanke | Given1=M. | Surname2=Kinnaert | Given2=M. | Surname3=Lunze | Given3=J. | Surname4=Staroswiecki | Given4=M. | Year= 2006 | Edition=2nd | Title=Diagnosis and Fault-Tolerant Control | Publisher=Springer}}

* {{ Harvard reference | Surname1=Steffen | Given1=T. | Year= 2005 | Title=Control Reconfiguration of Dynamical Systems | Publisher=Springer}}

* {{ Harvard reference | Surname1=Staroswiecki | Given1=M. | Year=2005 | Chapter=Fault Tolerant Control: The Pseudo-Inverse Method Revisited | Title=ProceedingProceedings of the 16th IFAC World Congress | Publisher=IFAC | Place=Prague, Czech Republic}}

* {{ Harvard reference | Surname1=Lunze| Given1=J. | Surname2=Rowe-Serrano | Given2=D. | Surname3=Steffen | Given3=T. | Year=2003 | Chapter=Control Reconfiguration Demonstrated at a Two-Degrees-of-Freedom Helicopter Model | Title=Proceedings of Europeran Control Conference (ECC) | Place=Cambridge, U.K.}}

* {{ Harvard reference | Surname1=Maciejowski | Given1=J. | Surname2=Jones | Given2=C. | Year=2003 | Chapter=MPC Fault-Tolerant Flight Control Case Study: Flight 1862 | Title=Proceeding of the SAFEPROCESS 2003: 5th Symposium on Detection and Safety for Technical Processes | Publisher=IFAC | Place=Washington D.C., USA | Page=265-276}}