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200	1		_aControl Theory for Physicists _fJohn Bechhoefer, ...
214		0	_aCambridge _cCambridge University Press _d2021
215			_a1 vol. (XIII-645 p.) _cill., couv. ill. _d25 cm
320			_aBibliogr. p 619-640 Index
330			_aControl theory, an interdisciplinary concept dealing with the behaviour of dynamical systems, is an important but often overlooked aspect of physics. This is the first broad and complete treatment of the topic tailored for physicists, one which goes from the basics right through to the most recent advances. Simple examples develop a deep understanding and intuition for the systematic principles of control theory, beyond the recipes given in standard engineering-focused texts. Up-to-date coverage of control of networks and complex systems, and a thorough discussion of the fundamental limits of control, including the limitations placed by causality, information theory, and thermodynamics are included. In addition it explores important recent advances in stochastic thermodynamics on the thermodynamic costs of information processing and control. For all students of physics interested in control theory, this classroom-tested, comprehensive approach to the topic with online solutions and further materials delivers both fundamental principles and current developments.
606			_3027851966 _aSystèmes dynamiques _2rameau
700		1	_3157303810 _aBechhoefer _bJohn _4070