Stabilization by output feedback revisited

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The paper considers the problem of robust stabilizability via the output of systems whose zero dynamics need not be stable. The ideas are developed having in mind applications (which are presented in separate publications) to nonlinear systems; this paper, however, displays the underlying ideas within a linear framework of single input and single output. Although restricted in this paper to the linear case only, the approach has, in some cases, advantages over other available techniques. A useful auxiliary plant that captures, in some sense, the effective dimensions of the output, is constructed. Assuming that the auxiliary system has a dynamic output feedback controller that leads to an appropriate Lyapunov-like function, the paper gives a construction for the robust stabilization problem. Useful lemmas reveal the relative geometries of the auxiliary system and the original one. Enlightening comments place the suggested technique in comparison with available robust stabilization approaches. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0937.93004].











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