H∞ model reduction of singularly perturbed control systems

In this paper, the problem of H infin model reduction for singularly perturbed control systems is investigated. A new algorithm based on the slow-fast decomposition of the original system is suggested to obtain the reduced-order model. The associated model reduction error meets a prescribed H infin...

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Hauptverfasser:	Ningfan Zhong, Minhui Sun, Lin Xue, Yun Zou
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Schlagworte:	Control system synthesis Differential equations Electronic mail Error correction Frequency H ∞ model reduction Linear matrix inequalities Marine technology Matrix decomposition Oceans Reduced order systems Singularly perturbed system two-time-scale
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