Local robustness of bifurcation stabilization with applications to jet engine control
The authors characterize the robustness of a class of bifurcation stabilizing controllers. The idea is thus to focus on the stabilizing controllers and characterize the admissible set of uncertainties that can be tolerated by these controllers. For uncertainties, they assume that it is in the form of smooth state feedback which can be exanded into the Taylor series. Moreover, they present the robustness result of the rotating stall controls for axial flow compressors as an application of the robustness result of stationary bifurcation stabilization. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1024.00022].
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