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Adaptive fuzzy 1 Brittleness 1 Control strategy 1 Error compensation 1 Fatigue 1 Fracture and cracks 1 Imaging and optical processing 1 Multirobot 1 Optical processing 1 Surface structure and topography 1
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Allain, C. 1 Boffa, J.M. 1 Hulin, J.P. 1 Jin, Zujin 1 Liu, Yan 1 Peng, Siyang 1 Yin, Zixin 1
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Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics research and application 1 Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 1
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Adaptive decentralized fuzzy compensation control for large optical mirror processing systems
Jin, Zujin; Yin, Zixin; Peng, Siyang; Liu, Yan - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 1, pp. 177-188
Purpose Large optical mirror processing systems (LOMPSs) consist of multiple subrobots, and correlated disturbance terms between these robots often lead to reduced processing accuracy. This abstract introduces a novel approach, the nonlinear subsystem adaptive dispersed fuzzy compensation...
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Experimental analysis of self-affine fractured rock surfaces through shadow length measurements
Boffa, J.M.; Allain, C.; Hulin, J.P. - In: Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 278 (2000) 1, pp. 65-86
Geometrical properties of fractured basalt and sandstone surfaces are studied by measuring the length distribution of shadows appearing under grazing illumination. For self-affine surfaces, the distribution is predicted to follow a power law of the shadow length with an exponent depending only...
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