Nonlinear Output Regulation


Theory and Applications

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By Jie Huang
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SIAM - SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED
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HARDBACK
Dimensions:
229 x 152 mm
Weight:
810 g
Pages:
334

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List of Figures List of Tables Notation Preface Chapter 1: Linear Output Regulation Chapter 2: Introduction to Nonlinear Systems Chapter 3: Nonlinear Output Regulation Chapter 4: Approximation Method for the Nonlinear Output Regulation Chapter 5: Nonlinear Robust Output Regulation Chapter 6: From Output Regulation to Stabilization Chapter 7: Global Robust Output Regulation Chapter 8: Output Regulation for Singular Nonlinear Systems Chapter 9: Output Regulation for Discrete-Time Nonlinear Systems Notes and References Appendix A: Kronecker Product and Sylvester Equation Appendix B: ITAE Prototype Design Bibliography Index.

'Jie Huang has been and continues to be one of the primary developers of the theory of nonlinear systems, including especially the theory of nonlinear output regulation. He developed a firm mathematical foundation for this field, and this book reflects the rigor and excitement of his primary research.' Frank Lewis, University of Texas at Arlington 'The topic of nonlinear output regulation is one of the most important and currently one of the most active research areas in control theory and applications. Jie Huang is one of the few leading researchers in this area, and the material covered is excellent and cohesive.' Zongli Lin, University of Virginia 'The book is very clearly written. It provides a comprehensive and up-to-date treatment of the output regulation problem... Since the author himself is a pioneer and very active researcher in the field of the output regulation, the book is an interesting monograph with outgrowths from many original contributions by the author and his research collaborators.' Qiang Lu, Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

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