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Control Theory

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Equine Motion Updated this month	Rhombic Drive for Stirling Engine	Simulating Vehicle Suspension with a Simplified Quarter-Car Model	Zero-Pole Cancellation in Transfer Functions	Steering Multiple Radio Control (RC) Cars with One Joystick

Harmonic Distortion of Nonlinear Transfer Function	Automatic Feedback Control of a Pendulum-and-Cart System	Active Shock Absorbers	First- and Second-Order Transfer Functions	Detecting Periodicity in Short Time Series

Performance Characteristics for Step Response of an Underdamped Process	Joint Space and Tooling Space for Robot Motion Control	Robot Motion with Obstacles	Integral Error Criteria for Controller Tuning	Sundaresan-Krishnaswamy Technique for Estimation of Process Parameters

Smith's Second-Order Method in Process Dynamics	Reliability Analysis and Failure Probability Using First-Order Reliability Method	Energy-Aware M^X/G/1 Queue	System Availability	System Reliability

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