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First Order Approximation Of The Stability Regions Of Time Delay Systems, Rifat Sipahi, Silviu-Julian Niculescu
First Order Approximation Of The Stability Regions Of Time Delay Systems, Rifat Sipahi, Silviu-Julian Niculescu
Rifat Sipahi
No abstract provided.
Minimization Of Costs In Interconnected Supply Networks With Transportation And Decision-Making Delays, Ilker I. Delice, Rifat Sipahi, Tucker J. Marion
Minimization Of Costs In Interconnected Supply Networks With Transportation And Decision-Making Delays, Ilker I. Delice, Rifat Sipahi, Tucker J. Marion
Rifat Sipahi
No abstract provided.
An Alternative Characterization Of Robust Stability And Stability Radius For Linear Time Delay Systems, Bahram Shafai, Hanai Sadaka, Rifat Sipahi, Jie Chen
An Alternative Characterization Of Robust Stability And Stability Radius For Linear Time Delay Systems, Bahram Shafai, Hanai Sadaka, Rifat Sipahi, Jie Chen
Rifat Sipahi
No abstract provided.
First Order Approximation Of The Stability Regions Of Time Delay Systems -- Removed From View At The Discretion Of Northeastern University Libraries (9/16/2010), Rifat Sipahi, Silviu-Julian Niculescu
First Order Approximation Of The Stability Regions Of Time Delay Systems -- Removed From View At The Discretion Of Northeastern University Libraries (9/16/2010), Rifat Sipahi, Silviu-Julian Niculescu
Rifat Sipahi
No abstract provided.
Delay Modeling In Supply Network Dynamics: Performance, Synchronization, Stability, Rifat Sipahi
Delay Modeling In Supply Network Dynamics: Performance, Synchronization, Stability, Rifat Sipahi
Rifat Sipahi
Recent research results in Industrial Engineering and Business disciplines specifically emphasize the critical role of delays in the functionality of supply networks. Delays are inevitable and pervasive; they arise due to the time needed for material deliveries, information flow and human perception towards adjusting to new decisions. Delays are endangering as they contaminate decision-making which ultimately leads to poor performance, synchronization problems and fluctuating inventory levels resulting in major economical losses. It is critical to state that inventory regulation and synchronization in supply networks even without delays is an open problem today due to large scale of the network, nonlinearities, …