AbstractIn this paper we present a new approach to causal functionals. We introduce combinatorial interpretations of the solutions of nonlinear differential equations with forcing terms. This theory parallels the algebraic approach with formal power series in noncommutative variables developed by Fliess, Lamnabhi and Lamnabhi-Lagarrigue. This theory makes use of certain combinatorial objects called weighted increasing trees, weighted paths and histories. We can deduce very efficient algorithms for the computation of the corresponding Volterra kernels. We present an introduction to our combinatorial theory. An example with a nonlinear circuit gives the flavor of our approach. The complete proofs and general theory will be discussed in a furt...
In nonlinear control, it is helpful to choose a formalism well suited to computations involving solu...
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AbstractThis paper is concerned with a generalization of a functional differential equation known as...
AbstractIn this paper we present a new approach to causal functionals. We introduce combinatorial in...
International audienceOne of the main virtues of trees is the representation of formal solutions of ...
AbstractOne of the main virtues of trees is the representation of formal solutions of various functi...
This is a review paper on recent work about the connections between rough path theory, the Connes-Kr...
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Abstract: We propose algorithms that allow for nonlinear equations to obtain asymptotic ex...
AbstractThis paper presents the first step towards solving the problem of the exact algebraic identi...
The article presents an example of the use of functional series for the analysis of nonlinear system...
Since its first appearance as a set of lecture notes published by the Courant Institute in 1974, thi...
In nonlinear control, it is helpful to choose a formalism well suited to computations involving solu...
La représentation des fonctionnelles causales non linéaires par des séries en plusieurs variables no...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with a generalization of a functional differential equation known as...
AbstractIn this paper we present a new approach to causal functionals. We introduce combinatorial in...
International audienceOne of the main virtues of trees is the representation of formal solutions of ...
AbstractOne of the main virtues of trees is the representation of formal solutions of various functi...
This is a review paper on recent work about the connections between rough path theory, the Connes-Kr...
AbstractIn this paper we define the class of quasi-bilinear forms which covers the most important pa...
AbstractThis paper presents a combinatorial theory of formal power series. The combinatorial interpr...
AbstractWe present here a second step in solving the Algebraic Identification Problem for the causal...
This is a short tutorial on Volterra and Wiener series applications to modelling of nonlinear system...
Abstract: We propose algorithms that allow for nonlinear equations to obtain asymptotic ex...
AbstractThis paper presents the first step towards solving the problem of the exact algebraic identi...
The article presents an example of the use of functional series for the analysis of nonlinear system...
Since its first appearance as a set of lecture notes published by the Courant Institute in 1974, thi...
In nonlinear control, it is helpful to choose a formalism well suited to computations involving solu...
La représentation des fonctionnelles causales non linéaires par des séries en plusieurs variables no...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with a generalization of a functional differential equation known as...