Approximate model matching for non-linear control systems

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Approximate model matching refers to the problem of feedback controlling a nonlinear plant so as to achieve a closed-loop system with a response resembling that of a desirable model. Both the plant and the model are described with nonlinear state representation. The controller is assumed to have the same structure as the model. Since the plant is not known accurately, additive disturbance is incorporated to take this fact into account; in this way, robust control is considered. When the plant output is not the state, a recursive representation of the plant dynamics is reduced to the state form by defining a formal state. Section 2 introduces a formal statement of the approximate model matching problem. The concept of relative eigensets introduced by the author is examined in Section 3. Section 4 develops the computation of relative eigensets, which leads to the construction of the desired controller. Section 5 contains proofs of some results of earlier sections.











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