Several interesting results are presented in determining the value of an integral performance index for certain types of finite changes in the characteristics of the system. In particular, we consider the assumed model of the system to be linear, while an accurate representation is given to a system containing a single nonlinearity. These assumptions, in many physical situations are quite reasonable. The performance index is specified as the integral of a quadratic function of the state of the system. Two theorems concerning the existence of upper-bounds for the values of the performance index are proved. Consideration of these theorems may lead to a meaningful insight into the relationship between changes in the system characteristics and ...
In this chapter, we briefly discuss the basic notions of input–output stability for nonlinear system...
Physical systems are often perturbed by unknown external disturbances or contain important system pa...
The article outlines theoretical, methodological and practical issues of modern control and optimiza...
For nonlinear systems that satisfy certain regularity conditions it is shown that upper and lower bo...
Earlier work on sector bounded nonlinear multivariable systems has provided dynamic performance boun...
In an earlier paper, the authors derived bounds on the worst-case deviation that the response of a n...
this paper is to extend the robustness analysis techniques of linear systems, and in particular the ...
A numerical algorithm for computing necessary conditions for performance specifications is developed...
This thesis investigates performance analysis for nonlinear systems, which consist of both known and...
The problem of bounding the optimal cost of nonlinear dynamical sys-tems is studied. Conditions are ...
Abstract: In this paper, a new local measure of linear controller performance is introduced for line...
Real world dynamic systems are frequently subjected to unknown disturbance inputs or perturbations. ...
Bibliography: p. 102-104.NASA Research Grant NGR-22-009-124. M.I.T. Project no. DSR 76265
Nonlinear ℒ2-gain is a robust stability property whereby the ℒ2-norm of the state trajectory is boun...
Conditions for the non-existence of the incremental `p gain of single input discrete time linear sys...
In this chapter, we briefly discuss the basic notions of input–output stability for nonlinear system...
Physical systems are often perturbed by unknown external disturbances or contain important system pa...
The article outlines theoretical, methodological and practical issues of modern control and optimiza...
For nonlinear systems that satisfy certain regularity conditions it is shown that upper and lower bo...
Earlier work on sector bounded nonlinear multivariable systems has provided dynamic performance boun...
In an earlier paper, the authors derived bounds on the worst-case deviation that the response of a n...
this paper is to extend the robustness analysis techniques of linear systems, and in particular the ...
A numerical algorithm for computing necessary conditions for performance specifications is developed...
This thesis investigates performance analysis for nonlinear systems, which consist of both known and...
The problem of bounding the optimal cost of nonlinear dynamical sys-tems is studied. Conditions are ...
Abstract: In this paper, a new local measure of linear controller performance is introduced for line...
Real world dynamic systems are frequently subjected to unknown disturbance inputs or perturbations. ...
Bibliography: p. 102-104.NASA Research Grant NGR-22-009-124. M.I.T. Project no. DSR 76265
Nonlinear ℒ2-gain is a robust stability property whereby the ℒ2-norm of the state trajectory is boun...
Conditions for the non-existence of the incremental `p gain of single input discrete time linear sys...
In this chapter, we briefly discuss the basic notions of input–output stability for nonlinear system...
Physical systems are often perturbed by unknown external disturbances or contain important system pa...
The article outlines theoretical, methodological and practical issues of modern control and optimiza...