Strongly Stabilizable Distributed Parameter Systems
This book treats the stability and the stabilizability of distributed parameter dynamical systems in a class in which the familiar notion of exponential stability cannot be applied appropriately. The models of weakly damped flexible structure and of acoustical problems provide the typical examples of such systems. As explained in the preface, the choice of the topics in this book is strongly influenced by the book [\textit{R. F. Curtain} and \textit{H. Zwart}, An introduction to infinite-dimensional linear systems theory, Springer-Verlag, New York (1995; Zbl 0839.93001)]. Moreover, in the same way, this book uses the state-space and frequency domain approach in an integrated fashion based upon the theory of Riccati equations and the coprime factorization technique in analyzing system transfer functions, see also the paper [\textit{R. Curtain}, \textit{G. Weiss} and \textit{M. Weiss}, Automatica 32, 1519-1531 (1996; Zbl 0870.93025)]. The purpose of the author is to show to people working on control of systems described by weakly damped partial differential equations that, and how, this framework works well in handling strongly stabilizable systems independently of ad-hoc methods. With this end in view, the author discusses possibilities of input-output stabilization by dynamic compensators in a number of physical/engineering systems. In the introductory chapter the author states that the initial motivation for the research described in this book was to develop a systems theory for a class of systems occurring as models of flexible structures. In fact, these are often modelled as linear systems on a Hilbert space. The next two chapters introduce the notion of a strongly stable system and related stabilizability notions, which give the title to the book. Some standing assumptions are made and the meanings are explained in a class of dissipative systems with collocated actuators and sensors. The chapter on Riccati theory studies very general Riccati equations for strongly stabilizable systems. The basic result is used to derive more specific results for both general statically stabilizable systems and dissipative infinite-dimensional systems with collocated measurement and control. The next chapter treats numerical approximations to the operator solution to the Riccati equation. The chapter on coprime factorizations studies the relation between dynamic stabilization and coprime factorization. The author gives state-space formulas for normalized doubly coprime factorizations for a class of strongly stabilizable and detectable systems. There are two chapters on stability robustness: the first chapter gives a parameterization of controllers that robustly stabilize a strongly stabilizable plant with respect to coprime factor perturbations, while the other is somewhat more advanced and studies nonlinear perturbations. Four examples are described in the next chapter, by which the author illustrates how the results in this book work in engineering systems. In the final chapter, the author discusses some open questions and possibilities for further research in the area of strongly stabilizable infinite-dimensional systems.
- Robustly stabilizing controllers for dissipative infinite-dimensional systems with collocated actuators and sensors
- Riccati equations and normalized coprime factorizations for strongly stabilizable infinite-dimensional systems
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- Robust stabilization of distributed systems
- Necessary and sufficient conditions for strong stability of distributed parameter systems
- Riccati equations and normalized coprime factorizations for strongly stabilizable infinite-dimensional systems
- Necessary and sufficient conditions for existence of \(J\)-spectral factorization for para-Hermitian rational matrix functions
- Design of adaptive output feedback synchronizing controllers for networked PDEs with boundary and in-domain structured perturbations and disturbances
- A Kleinman-Newton construction of the maximal solution of the infinite-dimensional control Riccati equation
- Stabilization of infinite dimensional port-Hamiltonian systems by nonlinear dynamic boundary control
- Stability of evolution equations with small commutators in a Banach space
- A class of absolutely stable distributed systems
- Robustly stabilizing controllers for dissipative infinite-dimensional systems with collocated actuators and sensors
- Asymptotic stabilization of a flexible beam with attached mass
- Strong stabilization of (almost) impedance passive systems by static output feedback
- On the Newton-Kleinman method for strongly stabilizable infinite-dimensional systems
- Regular linear systems and their reciprocals: applications to Riccati equations
- Robustly stabilizing controllers with respect to left-coprime factor perturbations for infinite-dimensional linear systems
- Stabilization of collocated systems by nonlinear boundary control
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4084134 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4120629 (Why is no real title available?)
- On the eigenvalue distribution for a beam with attached masses
- Stabilization of port-Hamiltonian systems by nonlinear boundary control in the presence of disturbances
- Polynomial decay rate of C0 semigroup in Hilbert spaces
- Input-to-state stability of infinite-dimensional systems: recent results and open questions
- A fractional representation approach to the robust regulation problem for multi‐input multi‐output systems
- Exponential stability conditions for non-autonomous differential equations with unbounded commutators in a Banach space
- Nonuniform stability of damped contraction semigroups
- Coprime factorization and robust stabilization for discrete-time infinite-dimensional systems
- Polynomial stability of non-linearly damped contraction semigroups
- Normalized doubly coprime factorizations for infinite-dimensional linear systems
- Optimal linear-quadratic control of asymptotically stabilizable systems using approximations
- On strong regular stabilizability for linear neutral type systems
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