Francis J. Doyle III

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2007
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Mark A. Pinto, Charles D. Immanuel, Francis J. Doyle III:
A feasible solution technique for higher-dimensional population balance models. Comput. Chem. Eng. 31(10): 1242-1256 (2007)
2003
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Charles D. Immanuel, Francis J. Doyle:
State estimation studies for the control of particle size distribution in semi-batch emulsion polymerization. ACC 2003: 1314-1319
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Yang Wang, Charles D. Immanuel, Francis J. Doyle III:
Reachability of particle size distribution in emulsion batch polymerization under mid-course correction policies. ACC 2003: 2491-2496
2002
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Charles D. Immanuel, Francis J. Doyle III:
Tracking of a reference particle size distribution trajectory in semi-batch emulsion polymerization. ACC 2002: 1007-1012
2001
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Charles D. Immanuel, Francis J. Doyle III, Cajetan F. Cordeiro:
Experimental studies of the sensitivity of particle size distribution in emulsion co-polymerization. ACC 2001: 344-349

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