A Variational Approach to H∞ Control with Transients

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A Variational Approach to H∞ Control with Transients

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1999-10

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This paper presents a variational approach to H∞ control with transients in the state feedback case. The approach here provides a precise description with equality, instead of inequality, in the necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a linear controller. Furthermore, the solution existence and uniqueness are proved in terms of certain properties of the indefinite Riccati equations derived in this paper. The linear time-variant (LTV) plant on finite horizon is considered first, and then the results are extended to the linear time-invariant (LTIV) plant on the infinite horizon. By this approach, it can be directly concluded that only suboptimal H∞ state feedback control can be achieved in an input–output point of view and that the performance measure γ(μ1/2 used in this paper) is a strict upper bound.

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Lu, W. W., Balas, G. J., and Lee, E. B. (1999). "A Variational Approach to H∞ Control with Transients." IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control. 44(10), 1875-1879.

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Lu, Wayne W.; Balas, Gary J.; Lee, E.B.. (1999). A Variational Approach to H∞ Control with Transients. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/37269.

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