The Observer Error Linearization Problem via Dynamic Compensation

Linearization by output injection has played a key role in the observer design for nonlinear control systems for almost three decades. In this technical note, following some recent works, geometric necessary and sufficient conditions are derived for the existence of a dynamic compensator solving the...

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Transformations
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