Titlebook: Robust and H_ Control; Ben M. Chen Book 2000 Springer-Verlag London 2000 Automatic Control.Control.Control Engineering.Control Theory.Elec

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Introduction,eans that the controller must perform satisfactorily not just for one plant, but for a family of plants. If a controller can be designed such that the whole system to be controlled remains stable when its parameters vary within certain expected limits, the system is said to possess robust stability.

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Robust and Perfect Tracking of Continuous-time Systems, ∈ ?. is the output to be controlled. We also assume that the pair (.) is stabilizable and (..) is detectable. For future references, we define ∑. and ∑. to be the subsystems characterized by the matrix quadruples (.., ..) and (.., ..), respectively.