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46 É. Gyurkovics and A.M. Elaiw[17
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48 É. Gyurkovics and A.M. ElaiwV A
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50 M.V. Kothare and Z. Wanimproved
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52 M.V. Kothare and Z. WanAlgorithm
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54 M.V. Kothare and Z. WanAlgorithm
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56 M.V. Kothare and Z. Wan2. Given
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60 M.V. Kothare and Z. Wanwe were a
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62 M.V. Kothare and Z. Wanmodel e(k
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64 J.A. Rossiter, B. Pluymers, and
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66 J.A. Rossiter, B. Pluymers, and
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68 J.A. Rossiter, B. Pluymers, and
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70 J.A. Rossiter, B. Pluymers, and
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72 J.A. Rossiter, B. Pluymers, and
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76 J.A. Rossiter, B. Pluymers, and
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78 P. Mhaskar, N.H. El-Farra, and P
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80 P. Mhaskar, N.H. El-Farra, and P
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84 P. Mhaskar, N.H. El-Farra, and P
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86 P. Mhaskar, N.H. El-Farra, and P
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88 P. Mhaskar, N.H. El-Farra, and P
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90 P. Mhaskar, N.H. El-Farra, and P
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106 L. Grüne, D. Nešić, and J. P
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108 L. Grüne, D. Nešić, and J. P
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110 L. Grüne, D. Nešić, and J. P
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112 L. Grüne, D. Nešić, and J. P
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132 T. Alamo et al.In this paper we
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134 T. Alamo et al.(iii) The outer
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136 T. Alamo et al.1+f ⊤ λ1, ∀
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138 T. Alamo et al.1515X 1X 2X 1X 2
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152 T. Raff, C. Ebenbauer, and F. A
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154 T. Raff, C. Ebenbauer, and F. A
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156 T. Raff, C. Ebenbauer, and F. A
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158 T. Raff, C. Ebenbauer, and F. A
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160 T. Raff, C. Ebenbauer, and F. A
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162 T. Raff, C. Ebenbauer, and F. A
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164 H.G. Bock et al.real-time itera
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166 H.G. Bock et al.in a straightfo
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168 H.G. Bock et al.Structure of th
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170 H.G. Bock et al.change anymore,
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172 H.G. Bock et al.contractivity o
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174 H.G. Bock et al.to yield not on
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176 H.G. Bock et al.1.4CPU Time for
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178 H.G. Bock et al.iteration schem
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208 A.G. Wills and W.P. Heatharise
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210 A.G. Wills and W.P. Heathto the
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212 A.G. Wills and W.P. Heathwhere
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214 A.G. Wills and W.P. HeathChoose
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216 A.G. Wills and W.P. Heath[11] N
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218 C.E. Long and E.P. Gatzkeformul
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220 C.E. Long and E.P. Gatzkedefine
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222 C.E. Long and E.P. GatzkeFormul
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238 A. Romanenko and L.O. Santos[11
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256 M. Cannon, P. Couchmann, and B.
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258 M. Cannon, P. Couchmann, and B.
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318 D. Limon et al.The system is su
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320 D. Limon et al.Definition 1 (Se
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322 D. Limon et al.problem may be l
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324 D. Limon et al.5.2 Robust Outpu
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328 R. Gabasov, F.M. Kirillova, and
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330 R. Gabasov, F.M. Kirillova, and
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332 R. Gabasov, F.M. Kirillova, and
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336 L. Blankthis is not any longer
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338 L. BlankThis is a non trivial t
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340 L. BlankThis definition is in a
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348 A. Alessandri, M. Baglietto, an
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352 A. Alessandri, M. Baglietto, an
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360 J.B. Jørgensen et al.In this c
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362 J.B. Jørgensen et al.with init
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364 J.B. Jørgensen et al.using the
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366 J.B. Jørgensen et al.applies (
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368 R.D. BartusiakDuring the past d
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370 R.D. BartusiakSolution Method,
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372 R.D. Bartusiaky are the model p
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374 R.D. BartusiakFig. 3. Closed lo
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376 R.D. Bartusiak• Can transfer
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378 R.D. Bartusiakfinite horizon NL
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380 R.D. BartusiakOperators and pro
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Integration of Advanced Model Based
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420 J.V. Kadam and W. Marquardt54co
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440 J.M. Igreja, J.M. Lemos, and R.
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456 P. Kühl et al.desirable. Some
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458 P. Kühl et al.Table 1. List of
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460 P. Kühl et al.process paramete
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462 P. Kühl et al.4.1 Min-Max NMPC
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464 P. Kühl et al.[7] Diehl M, Fin
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466 Z.K. Nagy et al.straightforward
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468 Z.K. Nagy et al.is introduced i
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470 Z.K. Nagy et al.Maximum likelih
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472 Z.K. Nagy et al.References[Die0
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474 A. Küpper and S. EngellIn rece
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476 A. Küpper and S. EngellFig. 2.
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478 A. Küpper and S. Engellwhere Q
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480 A. Küpper and S. Engelllength
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482 A. Küpper and S. Engellτ [min
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Receding-Horizon Estimation and Con
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496 D. Sarabia et al.the optimizati
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498 D. Sarabia et al.tachas, the co
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500 D. Sarabia et al.patterns shown
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502 D. Sarabia et al.of stages of v
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504 R. De Keyser and J. Donald IIIs
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506 R. De Keyser and J. Donald III
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508 R. De Keyser and J. Donald IIIu
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510 R. De Keyser and J. Donald IIIT
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512 R. De Keyser and J. Donald IIIt
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514 A. Deshpande, S.C. Patwardhan,
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516 A. Deshpande, S.C. Patwardhan,
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518 A. Deshpande, S.C. Patwardhan,
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520 A. Deshpande, S.C. Patwardhan,
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538 D. DeHaan and M. Guayadapted on
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540 D. DeHaan and M. Guayτ ∈ [t
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542 D. DeHaan and M. Guaywithin the
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544 D. DeHaan and M. GuayThe functi
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546 D. DeHaan and M. Guay365360LQRP
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548 D. DeHaan and M. Guaythe parame
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550 D. DeHaan and M. Guayand the bo
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552 S. Gros et al.approaches have b
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554 S. Gros et al.Ṡ = −H xx + S
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556 S. Gros et al.3E 31hdGE 2GdE 1E
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558 S. Gros et al.translation from
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560 S. Gros et al.The choice of the
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562 S. Gros et al.5 ConclusionThis
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592 A.N. Venkat, J.B. Rawlings, and
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596 A.N. Venkat, J.B. Rawlings, and
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618 S.V. Raković and D.Q. Maynewhe
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620 S.V. Raković and D.Q. Mayneass
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622 S.V. Raković and D.Q. MayneDef
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