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Signal and process dynamics

Chapter 2 is employed to provide a general introduction to signal and process dynamics, including the concept of process time constants, process control, process optimisation and parameter identification. Other important aspects of dynamic simulation involve the numerical methods of solution and the resulting stability of solution both of which are dealt with from the viewpoint of the simulator, as compared to that of the mathematician. [Pg.707]

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.61 , Pg.114 ]

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