Internal and External Stabilization of Linear Systems with Constraints [Hardcover]

Unifying two decades of research, this book is the first to establish a comprehensive foundation for a systematic analysis and design of linear systems with general state and input constraints. For such systems, which can be used as models for most nonlinear systems, the issues of stability, controller design, additonal constraints, and satisfactory performance are addressed.

The book is an excellent reference for practicing engineers, graduate students, and researchers in control systems theory and design. It may also serve as an advanced graduate text for a course or a seminar in nonlinear control systems theory and design in applied mathematics or engineering departments. Minimal prerequisites include a first graduate course in state-space methods as well as a first course in control systems design.

 

Unifying two decades of research, this book is the first to establish a comprehensive foundation for systematic analysis and design of linear systems with general state and input constraints. Covers stability, controller design, and satisfactory performance.

The analysis and design of linear systems is much easier than that of nonlinear systems; however, most real-world systems are an interconnection of linear and nonlinear components. A common paradigm of nonlinear systems is that they are linear systems with embedded or sandwiched nonlinear elements. More specifically, most nonlinear systems can be modeled as linear systems with constrains on their inputs and selected outputs.

Unifying two decades of research, this book is the first to establish a comprehensive foundation for a systematic analysis and design of linear systems with general state and input constraints. For such systems, the following issues are addressed in the work:

* Internal or Lyapunov stability, external L_pl³n