Molecular Dynamics Simulation for Fractional-Order Control Systems: Theory and Application
Jing Lee
Corresponding
University of Cambridge
Marco Andersson
University of Cambridge
Abstract
Despite considerable progress, the behaviour of fractional-order control systems in drinking water supply remains poorly understood under combined loading and ageing effects. Sensitivity to key assumptions was examined through a series of controlled numerical experiments. The optimized design achieved a 37% improvement in efficiency over the reference case. The findings have direct relevance for sustainability targets in rapidly urbanizing regions.
Keywords:
fractional-order control systemsmolecular dynamics simulationheat transferair qualityflood forecastingbangladesh
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