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Functional Analysis of Nonlinear System Fluctuations
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The fundamental methodologies derived from the functional analysis theory are discussed for the analysis of nonlinear system fluctuations. Starting from the orthodox methods based on the classical fixed point theorems, up to the newly proposed methods based on the fixed point theorems for set-valued functions, several kinds of methodology have been shown, in detail. In the latter half of this paper, clear descriptions are given for the tolerability and quasitolerability of the system fluctuation, the fail-safe principle in the wide sense, the stability and quasistability of the system, two standpoints in sensitivity analysis, and the tolerability and quasitolerability of the system model and simulation by model. Particularly, the new concepts of quasitolerability and quasistability are proposed for the wide utilization of the notion of system. The fail-safe principle in the wide sense is a new idea for security design of system. The recent rapid development of computers lets us expect that these new concepts may become truly important in the near future.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E74-A No.6 pp.1353-1367
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- 1991/06/25
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Kazuo HORIUCHI, "Functional Analysis of Nonlinear System Fluctuations" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E74-A, no. 6, pp. 1353-1367, June 1991, doi: .
Abstract: The fundamental methodologies derived from the functional analysis theory are discussed for the analysis of nonlinear system fluctuations. Starting from the orthodox methods based on the classical fixed point theorems, up to the newly proposed methods based on the fixed point theorems for set-valued functions, several kinds of methodology have been shown, in detail. In the latter half of this paper, clear descriptions are given for the tolerability and quasitolerability of the system fluctuation, the fail-safe principle in the wide sense, the stability and quasistability of the system, two standpoints in sensitivity analysis, and the tolerability and quasitolerability of the system model and simulation by model. Particularly, the new concepts of quasitolerability and quasistability are proposed for the wide utilization of the notion of system. The fail-safe principle in the wide sense is a new idea for security design of system. The recent rapid development of computers lets us expect that these new concepts may become truly important in the near future.
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