When is a linear control system minimax?
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A linear control system possessing a perturbation is considered, and the minimax control minimizing a quadratic functional under the worst perturbation is defined in a feedback form. The author states and proves one theorem involving some frequency conditions. This publication is recommended to those working in \(H_\infty\)-suboptimal and robust control.
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