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In this dissertation, the integral transformation of the shifted Legendre functions is employed to study the problems of dynamic systems which are related to the crystallization processes and control models. The recursive algorithm of the integration of the triple multiplication of the shifted Legendre functions is first developed. The calculation procedure is simplified, hence the computation time needed is greatly reduced in the simulation of crystallization processed. Furthermore, the operational matrix for the integration of the shifted Legendre functions are also first derived and applied to the dynamic systems and the two-point boundary value problems. Staisfactory results are obtained. The ordinary differential equation, partial differential equations and stretched differential (or integro-differential equations of the population density function are obtained during modeling the crystallization processes through various operating conditions. The key method for simulating such equations is that the population density function is experessed by a series of the shifted Legendre polynomial functios. The partial differential equation (or ordinary) is transformed into a series of ordinary differential equations (or algebric) of expansion coefficients by applying the shifted Legendre functions. Using the characteristics of the integration of the triple multiplication of the shifted Legendre polynomial functions. not only the computationsla time is greatly saved as well as the problem is simplifed, but also the computational results are satisfactory. Using the operational matrix of the shifted Legendre polynomial functions and the minimization of the least square error to approach the control problem, state and control variables are converted into a series of expansion coefficients of the shifted Legendre functions. The cases study are parameter identification, variational problems, model reduction and control system design. The solutions are obtained by solving the expansion coefficients. The computational results are accurate. In the study of two-point boundary value problems which are concerned with the engineering systems, the same calculation procedure as that of the initial value problems are obtained by the operational matrix of the shifted vegendre polynomial functions. Thus, the computational algorithm of the two-point boundary value problems can be simplifed and the computation time is also greatly reduced.
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