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Feedback control of nonlinear differential algebraic systems using Hamiltonian function method

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The stabilization and H ∞ control of nonlinear differential algebraic systems (NDAS) are investigated using the Hamiltonian function method. Firstly, we put forward a novel dissipative Hamiltonian realization (DHR) structure and give the condition to complete the Hamiltonian realization. Then, based on the DHR, we present a criterion for the stability analysis of NDAS and construct a stabilization controller for NDAS in absence of disturbances. Finally, for NDAS in presence of disturbances, the L 2 gain is analyzed via generalized Hamilton-Jacobi inequality and an H ∞ control strategy is constructed. The proposed stabilization and robust controller can effectively take advantage of the structural characteristics of NDAS and is simple in form.

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  1. Department of Automation, Tsinghua University, Bei**g, 100084, China

    Liu Yanhong & Li Chunwen

  2. Frick Laboratory, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, 08544, USA

    Wu Rebing

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Liu, Y., Li, C. & Wu, R. Feedback control of nonlinear differential algebraic systems using Hamiltonian function method. SCI CHINA SER F 49, 436–445 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11432-006-2004-8

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