SOME ASPECTS OF LEARNING CONTROL SYSTEMS AND PATTERN RECOGNITION SYSTEMS
Eddy currents in solid ferromagnetic cores withoug and with airgap
Impulse voltage breakdown in vacuum
Breakdown of vacuum gaps with and without solid dielectrics at 50-hz alterining voltages
Analysis and optimization of large scale power systems using diakoptic method
Optimising production and increasing accuracy of work of programme controlled milling machines
Synthesis of N-Port RC networks
Prebreakdown currents and sparking potentials in gases in crossed electric and magnetic fields
Modelling and identification of stochastic systems
Optimal scheduling in hydro-thermal power systems by the method of local variations
Convergence of programmes by discrete systems techniques
Propagation and radiation characteristics of corrugated E-plane sectoral horns
On the RC active synthesis of voltage transfer functions
Vegetable oils and their mixtures with transformer oil as new capacitor impregnants
Untransposed bundle conductor transmission system with particular reference to short circuit studies
Shift register sequences and their use in system identiication by cross- correlation
Minimal trajectory design of optimal control system: A new formulation
Steady state accuracy assessment and preventive control of power systems using sensitivity based models
Studies in network topology
Electromechanical transients in electrical machines