Titlebook: Robust Control Design; A Polynomial Approac Theodore E. Djaferis Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 computer.control.d

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Some Robust Stability Tests,the first column contains positive entries. In the case of the Nyquist Theorem the image of the Nyquist path for . polynomial in the family must have the appropriate number of encircle ments of the origin. These are only two of many robust stability tests that can be employed. In fact, over the last

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Fit for Robust Multivariable Design,e applied, one would expect that our methods can be extended to the multivariable case. In this Chapter we will demonstrate how the Finite Inclusions Theorem can be used in robust analysis and synthesis of multi input multi output systems with parameter uncertainty.

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