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This paper describes a new simplified model for controller design of open water channels that are relatively short, flat and deep: the integrator resonance model (IR model).
The paper compares the integrator resonance model to the simplified models: integrator delay, integrator delay zero and filtered integrator delay and to the high-order linearized Saint-Venant equations model.
Results of using the integrator resonance model in a model predictive controller applied in closed loop on a high-order non-linear Saint-Venant model of the first pool of the laboratory canal at Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona are compared to the results of using the other simplified models in MPC.
The model contains an integrator and the first resonance mode of a long reflecting wave.
The intriguing phenomenon of resonance, a pronounced integrator-induced corruption of a system's dynamics, is examined for simple molecular systems subject to the classical equations of motion.
In addition, synchronization of interneurons is promoted by resonance because, unlike the case of pure integrators, common inhibitory volleys reduce phase delays between resonators.
As we have shown here, in realistic dynamical regimes oscillations are stable in integrator resonator networks even when resonators exhibit strong positive dependency of resonance frequency on voltage.
Therefore, to overcome this variation, the switch S (in Fig. 6) must be put at position B. Consequently, the feedback circuit including the integrator prevents the frequency variation by controlling the length of the resonance cavity toward compensating the changes.
Yet resonances are present in the commonly used Verlet integrator, in symplectic implicit schemes, and also limit the scope of current multiple-timestep methods that are formulated as symplectic and reversible.
"Rebut himself was the integrator.
