Mathematics and Computers in Simulation (MATCOM)

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Volume 27, issue 5, 1985

Guest editorial pp. 387-387

Spyros G. Tzafestas

A decade of piecewise constant orthogonal functions in systems and control pp. 389-407

Ganti Prasada Rao and Spyros G. Tzafestas

Signal processing with orthonormalized exponentials pp. 409-420

David C. Lai

Discrete transforms pp. 421-430

K.R. Rao

On some applications of the chrestenson functions in logic design and data processing pp. 431-439

Claudio Moraga

1-D and 2-D algorithms for orthogonal transformations pp. 441-452

Michael J. Corinthios and Youssef Geadah

System analysis and synthesis via orthogonal polynomial series and fourier series pp. 453-469

P.N. Paraskevopoulos

Algorithms for converting Sequency-, Dyadic-, and Hadamard-ordered Walsh functions pp. 471-478

C.F. Chen and W.K. Leung

Model reduction by walsh function techniques pp. 479-484

S. Kawaji and T. Shiotsuki

Optimal Walsh function input signals for parameter identification in identification systems pp. 485-490

E.V. Bohn

A fast Walsh transfrom-based data compression multi-microprocessor system: application to ECG signals pp. 491-502

G.P. Frangakis, G. Papakonstantinou and S.G. Tzafestas

Analysis of multirate sampled-data systems by block-pulse functions pp. 503-510

W.L. Chen and S.G. Wu

Evaluation of analytic functions by generalized digital integration pp. 511-517

Masaaki Ohkita

Orthogonal expansions and the causality law pp. 519-529

Henning F. Harmuth

On the convergence of orthogonal eigenfunction series pp. 531-539

John G. Fikioris

Applications of generalized laguerre functions pp. 541-550

P.R. Clement

On the solution of a particular integral equation through Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of sinc functions pp. 551-557

M. Campanella, U. Lo Faso and G. Mamola

Transform decomposition in two-dimensional digital filter realization pp. 559-583

I Pitas and A.n Venetsanopoulos

Symmetrical decomposition and transformation pp. 585-598

P.Karivaratha Rajan and Harnatha C. Reddy

Image data compression by the discrete cosine transform pp. 599-608

Vito Cappellini and Enrico Del Re

A data-flow multiprocessor architecture for the transform coding of regularly decomposed images pp. 609-622

N.A. Alexandridis, P.D. Tsanakas and S.V. Konstantinidou

Unified dual optimisation and algorithms for image reconstruction and spectral estimation pp. 623-634

C.E. Goutis

Volume 27, issue 4, 1985

Complementary error bounds for foolproof finite element mesh generation pp. 295-305

Z.J. Cendes and D.N. Shenton

Analysis and simulation of new approximation equations for boundary-layer flow on curved surfaces pp. 307-325

Clement Kleinstreuer and Ali Eghlima

Group velocity in general waveforms pp. 327-331

Robert Vichnevetsky

Simulation of a feedback and adaptive systems pp. 333-338

A.I. Sheikh Ahmad

Analysis of the machine repair problem: a diffusion process approach pp. 339-364

Haryono, and B.D. Sivazlian

The preconditioned variational methods for solving large linear systems pp. 365-372

Ioannis Demetriou and D.J. Evans

A comparison of rates of convergence for the Modified Alternating Direction Preconditioning (MADP) method pp. 373-382

N.M. Missirlis and D.J. Evans

Volume 27, issue 2, 1985

Introduction pp. 93-94

F.G. Phillips and J.R. Coleby

A micro-simulation model for pedestrian flows pp. 95-105

P.G. Gipps and B. Marksjö

AUTOSIM: An automatic simulation program generator pp. 107-114

H.J. Warren, R.A. Low, P.D. Hughes and G.J. Gray

Simulation of a coal transhipment terminal: Batam Island, Indonesia pp. 115-120

G.R. Baunach, E.S. Wibberley and B.R. Wood

Exploiting vector computers for simulation pp. 121-127

Peter R. Benyon

Continuous system simulation using digital signal processing elements pp. 129-136

John P. Hulskamp

Selecting the best model to fit data pp. 137-140

T.Graham Freeman

Simplification of a two-dimensional heat and mass transfer model by a transformation of coordinates pp. 141-145

Malcolm J. Cumming

The simulation of the proportional effect for ore reserve analysis pp. 147-153

V. Rudenno and M. Richardson

Simulation of spatially correlated data in two dimensions pp. 155-157

P.I. Brooker

Rainfall runoff models in flood forecasting applications pp. 159-165

B.J. Williams and W.G. Field

Combining deterministic and statistical models for ill-defined systems: Advantages for air quality assessment pp. 167-178

A.J. Jakeman, R.W. Simpson and J.A. Taylor

Modelling under uncertainty: the scientific method revisited pp. 179-189

A.J. Jakeman and G.A. Thomas

Simulating spatial patterns in forest ecosystems pp. 191-198

D.G. Green, A.P.N. House and S.M. House

A management planning model of a large plantation forest pp. 199-206

J.W. Leech

Simulation of small systems using microcomputers pp. 207-210

David G. Mayer

Redevelopment of fruit blocks in the riverland region: An intertemporal programming approach pp. 211-222

B.R. Hansen and G.T. Oborne

An efficient method for the solution of large computable general equilibrium models pp. 223-229

Ken Pearson and Russell J. Rimmer

Modelling the response of tension-leg platforms to the effects of wind using simulated traces pp. 231-240

N. Haritos

Simulation and modelling for the Jindalee over-the-horizon radar pp. 241-248

S.J. Anderson

Modelling of weapon system effects pp. 249-257

R.G. Henderson, R.N. Johnson and J.A. Wills

Computer simulation in process control pp. 259-266

D.W. Tyler and A.K. Quibell

Volume 27, issue 1, 1985

Coefficient control for a distributed parabolic system pp. 1-17

J.P. Humeau and M. Grolleau

An application of the three-dimensional hadamard transform in particle accelerator simulations pp. 19-25

Jan Prosper Vancraeynest

A direct approximation method for parameter estimation in partial differential equations pp. 27-35

Frank H. Mathis

Group velocity errors caused by finite differencing: a meteorological perspective pp. 37-46

Richard Grotjahn

The effect of stringent boundary conditions on the solution of a transient heat conduction problem pp. 47-60

André Charette, Rung T. Bui and Guy Simard

Some remarks on the use of the boundary element method in transient heat conduction problems pp. 61-64

Nader Zamani

Bibliography pp. 71-88

P. Van Remoortere