Non-linear Theory in Transportation

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Department of Smart Cities and Regions

Synopsis:

In the transportation systems there are processes that cannot be formed as differential equations, while they involve a non-eliminated residual component or a noise, that together cause indispensable deviation form the estimated systems performance. The subject is focused on: prediction of deviations in the systems performance, „noise“ identification in the decision making processes in the transport, in the transportation systems management, and in the deviations.

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Knowlegde of theory of transport, system analysis, differential and difference equations.

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Knowledge in the areas of: non-linear models of transport systems, application of fuzzy sets theory, theory of chaos, catastrophe theory.

Study materials:

Gleich J.: Chaos - vznik nové vědy, Brno, Ando Publishing Brno, 1996, Navara M., Olšák P.: Fuzzy množiny, FEL ČVUT Praha, 2003, Klir G. J.: Fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic, Prentice Hall, 1995, Vysoký P.: Fuzzy řízení, FEL ČVUT Praha, 1996.

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