Stabilization of a class of slow-fast control systems at non-hyperbolic points
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Abstract: In this document, we deal with the stabilization problem of slow-fast systems (or singularly perturbed Ordinary Differential Equations) at a non-hyperbolic point. The class of systems studied here have the following properties: 1) they have one fast variable and an arbitrary number of slow variables, 2) they have a non-hyperbolic singularity of the fold type at the origin. The presence of the aforementioned singularity complicates the analysis and the controller design of such systems. In particular, the classical theory of singular perturbations cannot be used. We show a novel design process based on geometric desingularization, which allows the stabilization of a fold point of singularly perturbed control systems. Our results are exemplified on an electric circuit.
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