Titlebook: Control Systems Design; A New Framework Vladimir Zakian Book 2005 Springer-Verlag London 2005 Control Systems.algorithms.control.control en

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99387-9ion of inequalities, any solution of which gives an acceptable design. The method of inequalities is consistently shown to give an efficient solution to the given problem, not only in terms of the ease of problem formulation, but also because of the simple and implementable controllers obtained.

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Book 2005itous design problems more effectively than the conventional framework. Control Systems Design brings together contributions from the originators of the new framework in which they explain, expand and revise their research work. It is divided into four parts:..- basic principles, including those of

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Foundation of Control Systems Designrol and three principles of systems design: the principle of inequalities, the principle of matching and the principle of uniform stability. A design theory is built on this foundation. The theory brings into sharper focus, hitherto elusive but central, concepts of tolerance to disturbances and over

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Matching to Environment Generating Persistent Disturbancestational method, that uses convex optimisation, for computing the approximate supremum absolute value of each output is presented. Together with the Method of Inequalities, the method is utilised in a numerical example to illustrate how a match can be achieved.

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LMI-based Design. The inputs are assumed to be persistent and/or transient. From the exponential convergence conditions of the unit impulse and the unit step responses, matrix inequalities are derived as a sufficient condition for ensuring that the system is matched to the environment. By changing the variables, th

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A Simulated Annealing Inequalities Solverhe search space. The method is well known and has been used to find the minimum of any function. By defining an energy function for a known simulated annealing method, a probabilistic globally convergent search procedure for solving inequalities is obtained. The method is tested on some numerical te

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