Jun F. Stabilization and H Control of Switched Dynamic Systems 2021 torrent

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This book presents several novel constructive methodologies for global stabilization and H-infinity control in switched dynamic systems by using the systems’ structure information. The main features of these new approaches are twofold: i) Novel Lyapunov functions are constructed and new switching strategies are designed to guarantee global finite-time stabilization of the closed-loop switched dynamic systems,while ii) without posing any internal stability requirements on subsystems, the standard H-infinity control problem of the switched dynamic systems is solved by means of dwell-time switching techniques. Systematically presenting constructive methods for analyzing and synthesizing switched systems, the content is of great significance to theoretical research and practical applications involving switched systems alike.
The book provides a unified framework for stability analysis, stabilization and H-infinity control of switched systems, making it a valuable resource for researchers and graduate students who want to learn about the state of the art in the analysis and synthesis of switched systems, as well as recent advances in switched linear systems. In addition, it offers a wealth of cutting-edge constructive methods and algorithm designs for researchers who work with switched dynamic systems and graduate students of control theory and control engineering.
Front Matter
Introduction
Global Finite-Time Stabilization of Switched Nonlinear Systems in Lower-Triangular Form
Global Finite-Time Stabilization of Switched Nonlinear Systems with the Powers of Positive Odd Rational Numbers
Global Finite-Time Stabilization of Switched Nonlinear Systems in Non-triangular Form
Adaptive Finite-Time Stabilization of Uncertain Nonlinear Systems via Logic-Based Switchings
Dwell-Time-Based Standard \(H_\infty \) Control of Switched Systems Without Requiring Internal Stability of Subsystems
Observers Design for Unknown Inputs Switched Linear Systems Without Requiring Strong Detectability of Subsystems
Conclusions