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5. Nonlinear distributed model predictive control for complex systems: application for hydraulic system.

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Hajji, Nadia, Maraoui, Saber, Chrifi-Alaoui, Larbi, and Bouzrara, Kais

Subjects
*PREDICTIVE control systems, *HYDRAULIC control systems, *PREDICTION models, *WATER levels, *APPROXIMATION error, *TAYLOR'S series, *LARGE scale systems
Abstract

In this paper, a nonlinear distributed model predictive control based on dual decomposition approach is proposed for complex system. The global system can be decomposed into several subsystems and each one will be managed by its own controller. To design the nonlinear predictive control in a distributed fashion, an analytical solution is proposed. The latter is based on the approximation of the error using its expansion of Taylor series. The proposed approach is implemented on the three tank system to control the water levels. Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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7. Post-transitional justice in Spain: passing the historic memory law

Author

Hajji, Nadia

Subjects
FOS: Political science, FOS: Law, Political science, Law
Abstract

This paper traces the origins of the post-transitional justice efforts by the Spanish government to recognize and offer reparations for the human rights crimes committed during the Spanish Civil War and subsequent Franco dictatorship. After a delay of at least thirty years, reparation legislation was enacted in 2007 with the passage of the Historical Memory Law, which is regarded as one of Spain’s most ambitious measures to address its past human rights violations. This thesis argues that three main factors encouraged the Law’s passage. First, Spanish involvement in foreign social justice shined a spotlight on Spain’s own unsettled past. Second, the maturation of a younger generation that did not experience the worst years of the dictatorship turned public opinion in favor of reparation. Finally, the Law was introduced under opportune political circumstances and encompassed minimal reparations in order to receive the necessary congressional vote.

Published
2014
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8. After Repeal of El Salvador's Amnesty Law: Next Steps in Justice and Accountability.

Author

Hajji, Nadia

Subjects
*CIVIL war, *REPEAL of legislation, *WAR crime trials, *PROSECUTION, *ACCESS to justice, *CRIMINAL justice system
Abstract

The article discusess El Salvador's history of civil war, peace process and recent repeal of the law. Topics discussed icnlude an account of multiple cases and defendants of war crime incident; impact of the right of private prosecution on teh access to justice. It also mentions about criminal justice administration of the country.

Published
2018

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