Nonlinearity in \(H^ \infty\)-control theory, causality in the commutant lifting theorem, and extension of intertwining operators (Q1900713)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 808230
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    Nonlinearity in \(H^ \infty\)-control theory, causality in the commutant lifting theorem, and extension of intertwining operators
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 808230

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      Nonlinearity in \(H^ \infty\)-control theory, causality in the commutant lifting theorem, and extension of intertwining operators (English)
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      4 June 1996
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      The authors present the operator theoretical background of their work on an implementable nonlinear extension of the powerful linear \(H^\infty\)-design methodology [``On a causal linear optimization theorem'', to appear in J. Math. Anal. and Appl.]. The general method which is explained here is based on a causal extension of the commutant lifting theorem, when considering operators and spaces which appear in control theory. The authors give a direct simple method for finding the optimal causal compensators. They show that the computation of an optimal causal nonlinear compensator can be reduced to a known interpolation problem. This paper deals only with discrete-time systems.
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      optimization problem
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      \(H^ \infty\)-control theory
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      nonlinear
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      commutant lifting theorem
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      causal compensators
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      interpolation
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      discrete-time
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