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Stability and Stabilization


Author(s): Fossard, A. J.; Normand-Cyrot, D.
ISBN10:  0412600005
ISBN13:  9780412600005
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  5/1/1997
Publisher(s): Kluwer Academic Pub

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SummaryTable of Contents
Nonlinear Systems is divided into three volumes. The first deals with modeling and estimation, the second with stability and stabilization and the third with control. This three-volume set provides the most comprehensive and detailed reference available on nonlinear systems. Written by a group of leading experts in the field, drawn from industry, government and academic institutions, it provides a solid theoretical basis on nonlinear control methods as well as practical examples and advice for engineers, teachers and researchers working with nonlinear systems. Each book focuses on the applicability of the concepts introduced and keeps the level of mathematics to a minimum. Simulations and industrial examples drawn from aerospace as well as mechanical, electrical and chemical engineering are given throughout.
Preface v(4)
Contents ix(8)
List of contributors xvii
Chapter 1. Asymptotic behavior of uncontrolled dynamical systems
5(40)
J. LEVINE
1.1 Introduction
5(2)
1.2 Recalls on differential equations
7(7)
1.3 Stability of singular points and orbits
14(6)
1.4 Local equivalence to a linear vector field
20(14)
1.5 Extension to time-varying systems
34(5)
1.6 Brief introduction to bifurcation theory
39(1)
1.7 Concluding remarks: the role of controls
40(1)
1.8 Bibliography
41(4)
Chapter 2. Stability, stabilization, regulation using vector norms
45(46)
P. BORNE
J. P. RICHARD
N. E. RADHY
2.1 Introduction
45(6)
2.2 Definitions, notations and behavior examples
51(4)
2.3 Use of vector norms: comparison systems
55(5)
2.4 Theorems on stability
60(11)
2.5 Determination of state feedbacks under constraints
71(7)
2.6 Discrete systems
78(7)
2.7 Stabilization of discrete systems under state constraints
85(3)
2.8 Conclusion
88(1)
2.9 Bibliography
89(2)
Chapter 3. Stabilization of "linear with varying coefficients" systems
91(22)
D. MEIZEL
3.1 The application field of the method
91(1)
3.2 The studied problems
92(2)
3.3 Initial statement of studied process models
94(3)
3.4 Nonlinear stability analysis for controller parameter design
97(5)
3.5 Nondifferentiable optimization
102(3)
3.6 The design method
105(2)
3.7 Example
107(3)
3.8 Conclusion
110(1)
3.9 Bibliography
110(3)
Chapter 4. Stability and control of saturated linear systems
113(86)
C. BURGAT
S. TARBOURIECH
4.1 Preliminary definitions
113(12)
4.2 Specificities of saturated state feedback systems
125(8)
4.3 Stability of the saturated regulator - problem position
133(2)
4.4 Global(semi-global) stability of the regulator
135(35)
4.5 Local stability of saturated regulators
170(12)
4.6 Dual-mode control
182(7)
4.7 State constraints - bilinear systems
189(3)
4.8 Bibliography
192(7)
Appendix A. Some differential geometric recalls
199(10)
A.1 Differentiable manifold, diffemorphism
199(1)
A.2 Tangent space, vector field, Lie derivative
200(2)
A.3 Lie bracket
202(2)
A.4 Distribution of vector fields
204(1)
A.5 Frobenius theorem
204(1)
A.6 Application to the computation of solutions of first-order partial differential equations
205(1)
A.7 More on differential forms, duality
206(2)
A.8 Bibliography
208(1)
Appendix B. Vector norms - overvaluing matrices
209(8)
B.1 Vector norms
209(1)
B.2 Properties of the pseudo-overvaluing matrices(continuous case)
210(1)
B.3 General determination of the NHOS (continuous case)
211(3)
B.4 Definition of the overvaluing matrices (discrete case
214(3)
Appendix C. Positives matrices - norms
217(4)
C.1 Introduction
217(1)
C.2 Positive definite matrices
217(1)
C.3 Norms
217(4)
Appendix D. M-matrices
221(4)
D.1 Introduction
221(1)
D.2 M-matrices
221(1)
D.3 Bibliography
222(3)
Appendix E. On the matrices equations XA + XBX = CX and AX + XB = C
225(16)
E.1 Introduction
225(1)
E.2 On the equation XA + XBX = CX
225(2)
E.3 On the equation AX + XB = C
227(11)
E.4 Bibliography
238(3)
Index 241

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