Author(s)： Junichi Nakagawa and Masahiro Yamamoto

J. Math-for-Ind. 1B (2009) 157-163.

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Abstract
On the basis of our 10-year experiences of collaborating researches by mathematicians in academia and engineers from industry, we present a control problem in blast furnace as example of bilateral practice of industrial mathematics which is really used in factory. Moreover we discuss a desirable style of industrial mathematical collaboration by mathematicians and engineers.

Keyword(s).　 bilateral practice, industrial mathematics, steel making process, blast furnace, inverse heat conduction problem, method for real use