DocumentCode
863543
Title
Convolution
-transform method applied to certain nonlinear discrete systems
Author
Jury, E.I. ; Pai, M.A.
Author_Institution
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Volume
7
Issue
1
fYear
1962
fDate
1/1/1962 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
57
Lastpage
64
Abstract
This paper extends to discrete systems the method of complex convolution developed by Weber [6] for continuous systems. In this paper the convolution
-transform method is applied to obtain an explicit solution of certain nonlinear difference equations. The explicit solution is often desired for system design as well as for obtaining the response for large intervals of time. In these difference equations which describe the physical discrete systems, it is assumed that the nonlinearities are "small." This is necessitated by the form of solution applicable to the use of the convolution method. The advantage of the method is to systematize the procedure for the solution as well as to obtain results in a closed form. The convergence of the solution is discussed as well as applications to certain examples. Two numerical examples are worked out to illustrate the method. Explicit approximate solution is obtained and the results compare favorably with the numerical solution of the nonlinear difference equation as a recurrence relationship.
-transform method is applied to obtain an explicit solution of certain nonlinear difference equations. The explicit solution is often desired for system design as well as for obtaining the response for large intervals of time. In these difference equations which describe the physical discrete systems, it is assumed that the nonlinearities are "small." This is necessitated by the form of solution applicable to the use of the convolution method. The advantage of the method is to systematize the procedure for the solution as well as to obtain results in a closed form. The convergence of the solution is discussed as well as applications to certain examples. Two numerical examples are worked out to illustrate the method. Explicit approximate solution is obtained and the results compare favorably with the numerical solution of the nonlinear difference equation as a recurrence relationship.Keywords
Closed-form solution; Convergence; Convolution; Difference equations; Differential equations; Helium; Laplace equations; Nonlinear equations; Research and development; Systems engineering and theory;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Automatic Control, IRE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0096-199X
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TAC.1962.1105405
Filename
1105405
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