Mathematical Analysis

ITAC has years of experience and expertise in mathematical techniques for modeling and analysis of physical systems.  We are experienced in applying a variety of methods to achieve a representative modeling and a deeper understanding of physical behaviors.  Techniques include statistical considerations such as the auto and cross correlation, statistical moments, intermittency measures, and Fourier analysis.  We also have a strong background in linear mathematics more generally.  The references below provide two examples of our prior math analysis work.

Cain, A. and Doane, P., "A Methodology for the Analysis and Modeling of Thrust Vectoring Usage," AIAA-92-0389, Reno, NV, Jan., 1992.

Cain, A., Ferziger, J., and Reynolds, W., "Discrete Orthogonal Function Expansions on Non-Uniform Grids Using the Fast Fourier Transform”, J. Comp. Phys., Nov. 1984.