1 The Anti-Reflective Transform and Regularization by Filtering; A. Arica, et al -- 2 Classifications of Recurrence Relations; T. Bella, et al -- 3 Partial Stabilization of Descriptor Systems; P.Benner -- 4 Comparing Two Matrices by Means of Isometric Projections; T. P. Cason, et al -- 5 A Framelet-Based Algorithm for Video Enhancement; R. H. Chan, et al -- 6 Perturbation Analysis of the Mixed-Type Lyapunov Equation; M.Cheng and S.Xu -- 7 Numerical and Symbolical Methods; D. Christou, et al -- 8 Numerical Computation of the Fixed Poles; D.Chu and Y. S. Hung -- 9 Robust Control of Discrete Linear Repetitive Processes; B. Cichy, et al -- 10 Unique Full-Rank Solution of the Sylvester-Observer Equation; K.Datta and M. Thapa -- 11 On Symmetric and Skew-Symmetric Solutions to a Procrustes Problem; Y.-B. Deng and D. Boley -- 12 Some Inverse Eigenvalue and Pole Placement Problems; S. Elhay -- 13 Descent Methods for Nonnegative Matrix Factorization; Ngoc-Diep Ho et al -- 14 A Computational Method for Symmetric Stein Matrix Equations; K. Jbilou and A. Messaoudi -- 15 Optimal Control for Linear Descriptor Systems; P. Kunkel and V. Mehrmann -- 16 Robust Pole Assignment; Tiexiang Li, et al -- 17 Synthesis of Fixed Structure Controllers; W.A. Malik, et al -- 18 A Secant Method for Nonlinear Matrix Problems; M. Monsalve and M. Raydan -- 19 On FastICA Algorithms and Some Generalisations; H. Shen, et al -- 20 On Computing Minimal Proper Nullspace Bases; Andras Varga -- 21 Optimal Control of Switched System; C. Z. Wu, et al.

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