Parametrization of internally stabilizing controllers via differentially coprime kernel representations

Kenji Fujimoto, Brian Anderson, Franky De Bruyne

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Abstract

In this paper, we use the notion of a differentially coprime kernel representation to parametrize the set of all stabilizing controllers using a so called Youla parameter and to unify understanding of some stability concepts for nonlinear systems. By utilizing the differential kernel representation concept, we are able to convert a closed-loop identification problem into one of open-loop identification. The idea of a differential kernel representation allows us also to clarify the relationship between three different notions of internal stability available in the literature. The results in the paper thus provide new insights to the stability of nonlinear feedback systems.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationSICE Symposium on Dynamical System Theory
Subtitle of host publication2000
Pages149-152
Publication statusPublished - 2000

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