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The Pendulum, Elliptic Functions and Imaginary Time Math 241 Homework John Baez The sine and cosine functions are analytic on the entire complex plane, and also periodic in one direction. It’s interesting to look for n

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On Observer-Based Feedback Stabilization of Periodic Orbits in Bipedal Locomotion J.W. Grizzle∗ , Jun-Ho Choi† , Hassan Hammouri‡ , B. Morris∗ Abstract— This communication develops an observer-based feedback co

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371 PERIODIC OPRL away from the zero of a. Thus, by monotonicity, (−Gnn (z))−1 has no zero in (βj , αj +1 ).

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Fourier Series, Fourier Transforms and the Delta Function Michael Fowler, UVaIntroduction We begin with a brief review of Fourier series. Any periodic function of interest in physics can be expressed as a series

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GRAPHING EXAMPLES TO DEVELOP THE IDEA OF HOW A GRAPH CAN BE USED TO MAKE SPECIFIC POINTS IN PRESENTATIONS BY

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1 Derivation of Band-Limited Expressions Given a shader function f (x) and a band-limiting kernel k(x, w) where w describes the width of the kernel, we wish to determine the convolution function

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Energy Shaping of Hybrid Systems via Control Lyapunov Functions Ryan W. Sinnet and Aaron D. Ames1 Abstract— This paper presents a method for adding robustness to periodic orbits in hybrid dynamical systems by shaping t

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