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Anja Greiner,Sylvia Langer,Astrid Schütz. The basic goal is to cool a viscoelastic sheet from the temperature at which it is constructed to the lower temperature at which it will be used, in such a way that residual stresses in the sheet are minimized. In this paper, we discuss numerical techniques for computing such optimal temperature p

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Anja Greiner,Sylvia Langer,Astrid Schützferential equations of parabolic type where the inputs and outputs are given as point actuators and sensors. In particular, it is assumed that an unknown input produces an (approximately) known or desired output. The output is given as a finite set of data from which it is desired to (approximately)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-45211-9ow has reached a degree of maturity which justifies a survey on the main results obtained so far. Because of limitations in space (for these proceedings) and in time (on the author’s side) it is not our intention to give a complete survey (and correspondingly a complete list of references). We rathe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-01028-0often occur in passenger airplanes or space flight systems. The purpose of the method is to detect cracks inside a material rapidly and nondestructively by analyzing thermogra.phical data collected from the front surface of the material. Figure 1.1 ilLustrates this thermal technique using the infrar

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