About the Journal
IJAMCE is a comprehensive journal devoted to the development of the theory and application of mathematics in control engineering. The primary aim of this journal is rapid publication and dissemination of important mathematical work which has relevance to engineering. All areas of mathematical theory in control engineering are within the scope of the journal.
In particular, U-model control, adaptive control, neural networks control and sliding mode control are of interest. Mathematical work of interest includes ordinary and partial differential equations, stochastic processes, calculus of variations, and nonlinear analysis.
Research Areas
U-Model Control
Unified polynomial-based control framework for nonlinear dynamic systems
Adaptive Control
Self-adjusting control systems that respond to parameter uncertainty
Neural Networks
Deep learning architectures applied to control system identification
Sliding Mode Control
Robust variable-structure control with high-frequency switching
Nonlinear Analysis
Differential equations, calculus of variations, and stability theory
Stochastic Systems
Stochastic processes, Kalman filtering, and probabilistic control
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Organizing Institution — Qingdao University of Technology
About the Publisher
Founded in 1952, Qingdao University of Technology (QUT) has grown from a Civil Engineering School into a comprehensive university focusing on Engineering, Science, Economics, Management, Literature, Law, and Art. QUT has been selected for Project 111 — the Ministry of Education initiative to establish world-class innovation centers for technology transfer.
The university spans three campuses covering 2,171,500 sq.m., with 12 academic schools, 2 postdoctoral research hubs, 59 undergraduate programs, and over 34,000 full-time students. IJAMCE is published by the School of Information and Control Engineering.