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2006
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Keitaro Ohno, Takeyori Hara:
Adaptive resonant mode compensation for hard disk drives. IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron. 53(2): 624-630 (2006)
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Keitaro Ohno, Roberto Horowitz:
A variable structure multirate State estimator for seeking control of HDDs. IEEE Trans. Control. Syst. Technol. 13(2): 233-245 (2005)
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Keitaro Ohno, Shinji Hara:
Nonuniform multi-rate sampled-data H_∞ following control of HDDs. ACC 2005: 3229-3234
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Keitaro Ohno, Roberto Horowitz:
A multi-rate nonlinear state estimation for hard disk drives. ACC 2003: 3083-3088
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Keitaro Ohno, Mitsuo Hirata, Roberto Horowitz:
A comparative study of the use of the generalized hold function for HDDs. CDC 2003: 5967-5972

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