Stefan van Waasen

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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F. Seidler, Michael Schiek, Wolfgang Silex, Roger Heil, Stefan van Waasen, Dirk Abel:
Iterative Learning Wave Control of a 20 Actuator System for External Flow Research. CoDIT 2019: 1272-1276
2018
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F. Seidler, Michael Schiek, Wolfgang Silex, Roger Heil, Stefan van Waasen, Dirk Abel:
Iterative Learning Control and Decoupling of Lorentz Force Based Actuator Systems for Turbulence Research. CCTA 2018: 1265-1269
2017
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F. Seidler, Michael Schiek, Wolfgang Silex, Roger Heil, Stefan van Waasen, Dirk Abel:
Sensors for waveform control in a Lorentz force based actuator system for turbulence research. IEEE SENSORS 2017: 1-3
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Sebastian Völkel, Roger Heil, Michael Schiek, Mario Schlösser, Wolfgang Silex, Stefan van Waasen:
Smooth wavelength transition in a Lorentz force based actuator system for turbulence research. IEEE SENSORS 2017: 1-3

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