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Adaptive disturbance attenuation with global stability for rigid and elastic joint robots
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    Adaptive disturbance attenuation with global stability for rigid and elastic joint robots (English)
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    The main results of the paper are formulated in two theorems, stating the solvability of the disturbance attenuation problem with global tracking for rigid and elastic joint robots via full-state dynamic feedback. Here, the robot constant parameters are not assumed to be known, but the property of linearity in the parameters is used. Simulation results are presented for a two-link rigid robot.
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    robot control
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    adaptive control
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    disturbance attenuation
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    stability
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    tracking
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    dynamic feedback
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