This thesis deals with the control of some ecological systems in the chemostat (an experimental device used for microorganism growth in idealized conditions). We start with a brief description of the competition and trophic chain model in the chemostat and we recall some basic concepts of control theory adapted to the models stated above. This frame makes possible to show some applications and to point out the mathematical complexity of the problem.The first part consider the robust control of a simple chemostat characterized by deterministic imprecisions in the model and the output and moreover with delays in the output. We build a family of feedback control laws which stabilizes the variables in a polytope determined by the bounds of impr...
The chemostat is a basic model for competition in an open system and a model for the laboratory bio-...
The purpose of this thesis is to study a 1+n dimensional chemostat model with recycle (one nutrient,...
We study a chemostat model with an arbitrary number of competing species, one substrate, and constan...
This thesis deals with the control of some ecological systems in the chemostat (an experimental devi...
Invented by J. Monod, and independently by A. Novick and L. Szilard, in 1950, the chemostat is both ...
In this paper, we consider the chemostat system with n ≥ 1 species, one limiting substrate, and muta...
We apply basic tools of control theory to a chemostat model that describes the growth of one species...
International audienceThis work addresses the problem of robust stabilizationof the concentration of...
International audienceThis work addresses the problem of robust stabilization of the concentrations ...
International audienceWe study a chemostat model with an arbitrary number of competing species, one ...
We study a model of the chemostat with several species in competition for a single resource. We take...
We study a nonlinear system of differential delay equations describing a model of a chain of two che...
We study feedback stabilization problems for chemostats with two species and one limiting substrate,...
This thesis deals with the study of competition models of several species of microorganisms on two c...
Feedback control for chemostat model appears first in [2]. They considered a dilution rate as a feed...
The chemostat is a basic model for competition in an open system and a model for the laboratory bio-...
The purpose of this thesis is to study a 1+n dimensional chemostat model with recycle (one nutrient,...
We study a chemostat model with an arbitrary number of competing species, one substrate, and constan...
This thesis deals with the control of some ecological systems in the chemostat (an experimental devi...
Invented by J. Monod, and independently by A. Novick and L. Szilard, in 1950, the chemostat is both ...
In this paper, we consider the chemostat system with n ≥ 1 species, one limiting substrate, and muta...
We apply basic tools of control theory to a chemostat model that describes the growth of one species...
International audienceThis work addresses the problem of robust stabilizationof the concentration of...
International audienceThis work addresses the problem of robust stabilization of the concentrations ...
International audienceWe study a chemostat model with an arbitrary number of competing species, one ...
We study a model of the chemostat with several species in competition for a single resource. We take...
We study a nonlinear system of differential delay equations describing a model of a chain of two che...
We study feedback stabilization problems for chemostats with two species and one limiting substrate,...
This thesis deals with the study of competition models of several species of microorganisms on two c...
Feedback control for chemostat model appears first in [2]. They considered a dilution rate as a feed...
The chemostat is a basic model for competition in an open system and a model for the laboratory bio-...
The purpose of this thesis is to study a 1+n dimensional chemostat model with recycle (one nutrient,...
We study a chemostat model with an arbitrary number of competing species, one substrate, and constan...