Titlebook: Cooperative Control of Dynamical Systems; Applications to Auto Zhihua Qu Book 2009 Springer-Verlag London 2009 Autonomous Guidance.Autonomo

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Commercial Applications of Wind Turbines,near dynamical systems with nonholonomic motion constraints. In this chapter, standard modeling methods and basic models of typical vehicles are reviewed, providing the foundation for analysis and control of autonomous vehicle systems.

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Offshore Wind Energy Utilisation,l approach for analyzing general dynamical systems and their stability. Search for a successful Lyapunov function is the key, and relevant results on linear systems, non-linear systems, and switching systems are outlined. Standard results on controllability as well as control design methodologies are also reviewed.

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Numerische Differentiation und Integration,two sub-systems. While the structural property of subsystems are typically fixed, the network topology often changes. Hence, matrix .(.) is generally time-varying, and changing values of its entries are not assumed to be known . in either stability analysis or cooperative control design in order to consider arbitrary topology changes.

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Introduction,near dynamical systems with nonholonomic motion constraints. In this chapter, standard modeling methods and basic models of typical vehicles are reviewed, providing the foundation for analysis and control of autonomous vehicle systems.

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Cooperative Control of Non-linear Systems,two sub-systems. While the structural property of subsystems are typically fixed, the network topology often changes. Hence, matrix .(.) is generally time-varying, and changing values of its entries are not assumed to be known . in either stability analysis or cooperative control design in order to consider arbitrary topology changes.

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Preliminaries on Systems Theory,uments for qualitatively and quantitatively analyzing linear time-invariant systems and their properties. While analysis of time-varying and non-linear systems often requires advanced tools and particular results, the simple mathematical concept of a contraction mapping can be used to describe such

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Control of Non-holonomic Systems,atic way, the so-called chained form is introduced as the canonical form for non-holonomic systems. As examples, kinematic equations of several vehicles introduced in Chapter 1 are transformed into the chained form. Then, a chained system is shown to be non-linearly controllable but not uniformly co

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