Fractional-order TV-L2 model for image denoising
Chen, D., S. Sun, C. Zhang, Y Chen, and D. Xue. 2013. “Fractional-Order TV-L2 Model for Image Denoising”. Central European Journal of Physics, 1-9.
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Robust decentralized control of perturbed fractional-order linear interconnected systems
Li, J., J.-G. Lu, and Y Chen. 2013. “Robust Decentralized Control of Perturbed Fractional-Order Linear Interconnected Systems”. Computers and Mathematics With Applications 66 (5): 844-59.
Small low-cost unmanned aerial vehicle system identification: A survey and categorization
Hoffer, N.V., C. Coopmans, A.M. Jensen, and Y Chen. 2013. “Small Low-Cost Unmanned Aerial Vehicle System Identification: A Survey and Categorization”. In 2013 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems, ICUAS 2013 - Conference Proceedings, 897-904.
Time domain analysis of the fractional order weighted distributed parameter Maxwell model
Cao, L., Y. Li, G. Tian, B. Liu, and Y Chen. 2013. “Time Domain Analysis of the Fractional Order Weighted Distributed Parameter Maxwell Model”. Computers and Mathematics With Applications 66 (5): 813-23.
Tracking tagged fish with swarming Unmanned Aerial Vehicles using fractional order potential fields and Kalman filtering
Jensen, A., and Y Chen. 2013. “Tracking Tagged Fish With Swarming Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Using Fractional Order Potential Fields and Kalman Filtering”. In 2013 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems, ICUAS 2013 - Conference Proceedings, 1144-49.
Almost sure and moment stability properties of LTI stochastic dynamic systems driven by fractional Brownian motion
Zeng, C., Y Chen, and Q. Yang. 2012. “Almost Sure and Moment Stability Properties of LTI Stochastic Dynamic Systems Driven by Fractional Brownian Motion”. In Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 4733-36.
Precarious Entrepreneurship: Day Laborers in the U.S. Southwest
Valdez, Zulema, Nancy Plankey-Videla, Aurelia Murga, and et .al. 2019. “Precarious Entrepreneurship: Day Laborers in the U.S. Southwest”. American Behavioral Scientist 63 (2): 225-43.