Hybrid fire testing; Stability; Control system stability; Controllers; Convergence of numerical methods; Equations of state; Fires; Linear control systems; Steel construction; Steel testing; Stiffness; Structural frames; System theory; Two term control systems; Control problems; Design/methodology/approach; General stabilities; Proportional controller; Proportional integral controllers; Stability condition; Stiffness changes; Varying stiffness; Process control
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