scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2065532
Distributed control of large scale systems requires the use of some decomposition, modeling and analysis techniques in order to stabilize the global system and to fulfill further design requirements. Here, some techniques based on structural investigations, trying to infer the properties of the interconnected systems (eigenvalues and fixed modes) from the properties of its constituent subsystems are discussed. Some new results concerning the system decomposition in interconnected systems, the analysis of the isolated subsystems to reveal their qualitative and quantitative properties and inferring the overall system properties from those of the isolated subsystems taking into account the interconnection structure, are presented. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1030.00023].
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