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Identification of effective transport physics and optimal feedback control: Experimental demonstration on a 1600-fan wind generator
Distributed-input distributed-output (DIDO) systems arise in numerous engineering applications where large numbers of actuators generate spatially distributed physical fields that are monitored by distributed sensors. Developing physically interpretable models that enable real-time optimal control o
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