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Constructive Approaches To Submanifold Stabilization 1st Edition Jan Maximilian Montenbruck

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Constructive Approaches To Submanifold Stabilization 1st Edition Jan Maximilian Montenbruck
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Publisher: Logos Verlag Berlin
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.26 MB
Pages: 115
Author: Jan Maximilian Montenbruck
ISBN: 9783832594749, 3832594744
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Constructive Approaches To Submanifold Stabilization 1st Edition Jan Maximilian Montenbruck by Jan Maximilian Montenbruck 9783832594749, 3832594744 instant download after payment.

Submanifold stabilization is the problem of steering a quantity towards a desired submanifold of the space in which it evolves. This is done by controlling the system producing the quantity in an appropriate fashion. In this thesis, methods for explicitly constructing controllers which solve submanifold stabilization problems are proposed. To this end, three distinct approaches are pursued:For control systems modeled by input-affine differential equations, a construction for turning the submanifold into an asymptotically stable invariant set is presented. For controllers which shall stabilize the submanifold with minimal energy consumption, the structure of such optimal controls is investigated. For control systems modeled by input-output relationships, a framework for bounding the integral deviation of the output from the submanifold is proposed.

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