Quantitative analysis of controllability and its application in approximate decomposition of linear dynamic systems (Q1289159)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1290210
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    Quantitative analysis of controllability and its application in approximate decomposition of linear dynamic systems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1290210

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      Quantitative analysis of controllability and its application in approximate decomposition of linear dynamic systems (English)
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      20 June 1999
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      Linear, continuous-time, stationary and finite-dimensional control systems are considered. The concepts of controllability degree, controllability margin and the amount of control are defined. Using the Kalman controllability matrix, several properties of dynamical control systems are investigated. Especially, certain measures of controllability are introduced and discussed in detail. Moreover, approximate decomposition into autonomous subsystems which are weakly or strongly connected with the outputs of the dynamical system is discussed. Numerical considerations are also presented. Similar quantitative analysis of the controllability problem for linear control systems can be found in the monograph [\textit{J. Klamka}, Controllability of dynamical systems. Dordrecht/Kluwer (1991; Zbl 0732.93008)].
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      linear systems
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      controllability degree
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      controllability margin
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      decomposition
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