Second-order balanced truncation
By Younes Chahlaoui, D. Lemonnier, Antoine Vandendorpe, P. Dooren. 2006
136 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Numerical Analysis, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Timo Reis
- Tatjana Stykel
- Jörg Fehr
- Peter Eberhard
- Peter Benner
- Jens Saak
- Patrick Kürschner
- Bernd Simeon
In Numerical Analysis
- Peter Benner
- Timo Reis
- Tatjana Stykel
- Patrick Kürschner
- Jens Saak
- Antoine Vandendorpe
- Peter Eberhard
- Jörg Fehr
In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
- Peter Benner
- Tatjana Stykel
- Timo Reis
- Jens Saak
- Patrick Kürschner
- Antoine Vandendorpe
- Peter Eberhard
- Kyle A. Gallivan
Citations in the corpus
- Model reduction of second order systems (2005, methodology): “The following result can be found in a slightly different form in [4].”
- Comparison of model reduction techniques for large mechanical systems (2008, unknown): “Balancing-related truncation techniques [2, 10, 16–18].”
- Balanced truncation model reduction of second-order systems (2008, methodology): “Such components are less involved in the energy transfer from inputs to outputs, see [10, 15] for details.”
- An improved numerical method for balanced truncation for symmetric second-order systems (2013, background): “Some more recent adaptions take the second-order structure of (1) into account [2,4,5].”
- Simulation process of flexible multibody systems with non-modal model order reduction techniques (2011, background): “A similar result can be obtained for the position observability Gramian matrix Qp by using the dual system; see [17, 38].”