control of dynamical systems
Control of dynamical systems refers to the ability to manipulate and regulate the behavior of complex systems that evolve over time, by specifying desired states or trajectories and designing control strategies to achieve them. This involves understanding the underlying dynamics, modeling the system mathematically, and developing algorithms or techniques to steer the system's states or parameters towards desired outcomes.
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