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2023
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Robert Kender, Laura Stops, Valentin Krespach, Bernd Wunderlich, Martin Pottmann, Anna-Maria Ecker, Sebastian Rehfeldt, Harald Klein:
Reduced order modeling of a pressure column of an air separation unit using the Dynamic Edmister Method. Comput. Chem. Eng. 174: 108250 (2023)
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Valentin Krespach, Nicolas Blum, Martin Pottmann, Sebastian Rehfeldt, Harald Klein:
Nonlinear hybrid control model for accurate steady-state predictions. Comput. Chem. Eng. 178: 108368 (2023)

2000 – 2009

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2001
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Ronald K. Pearson, Martin Pottmann:
Gray-box models via approximate steady-state matching. ECC 2001: 2823-2828

1990 – 1999

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1999
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Richard B. McLain, Michael A. Henson, Martin Pottmann:
Direct adaptive control of partially known nonlinear systems. IEEE Trans. Neural Networks 10(3): 714-721 (1999)

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