Stability analysis of an infinite-dimensional linearized plug flow reactor model

A stability analysis is performed for a linearized plug flow reactor model. The dynamics of the linearized process are described by linear partial differential equations (PDE's) with spatial-dependent coefficients. The analysis is performed on an equivalent triangularized model, that is describ...

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Main Authors: Aksikas, H., Winkin, J.J., Dochain, D.
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Chemical reactors
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Differential equations
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Riccati equations
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