Stability of Large Space Structure Control Systems Using Positivity Concepts
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- Conic-sector-based control to circumvent passivity violations
- Sector bounds in stability analysis and control design
- Structure-preserving \(\mathcal{H}_{\infty}\) control for port-Hamiltonian systems
- Passivity‐based control design frameworks for hybrid nonlinear time‐varying dynamical systems
- Design of optimal strictly positive real controllers using numerical optimization for the control of flexible robotic systems
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