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1.6 The main problems of robustness analysis and design

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  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS V
  3. Preface IX
  4. Introduction 1
  5. 1 The Problem of Robust Control
  6. 1.1 The design problem 6
  7. 1.2 The design of feedback controllers for completely known plants 9
  8. 1.3 Model uncertainties 10
  9. 1.4 Feedback systems in presence of model uncertainties 12
  10. 1.5 Different properties describing a tolerance of model uncertainties 16
  11. 1.6 The main problems of robustness analysis and design 18
  12. 2 Fundamental Results from Feedback Theory
  13. 2.1 Models of control systems 21
  14. 2.2 Stability of feedback systems 27
  15. 2.3 Fundamental limitations of the closed-loop properties 30
  16. 2.4 LQ-regulation 34
  17. Bibliographical notes 35
  18. 3 Sensitivity of Feedback Systems
  19. 3.1 The principle of sensitivity analysis 36
  20. 3.2 Sensitivity of dynamical systems 38
  21. 3.3 Sensitivity analysis of feedback systems 41
  22. 3.4 Sensitivity design 44
  23. 3.5 Summary 48
  24. Bibliographical notes 49
  25. 4 A Survey of the Methods for Analysing and Designing Uncertain Feedback Systems
  26. 4.1 Classification according to the kind of robustness considered 51
  27. 4.2 Survey of the design methods 55
  28. 5 Models of Uncertain Systems
  29. 5.1 The methodology of modelling uncertain systems 57
  30. 5.2 Specimens of the original system 59
  31. 5.3 Systems with unknown-but-bounded uncertainties 60
  32. Bibliographical notes 76
  33. 6 Qualitative Robustness Analysis and Design
  34. 6.1 Stability margin 78
  35. 6.2 Stability degree 84
  36. 6.3 Bobustness of two-time scale systems 85
  37. 6.4 High-gain feedback 90
  38. 6.5 Algebraic aspects of robustness 96
  39. Summary 99
  40. Bibliographical notes 99
  41. 7 Simultaneous Stabilisation and Pole Assignment
  42. 7.1 Simultaneous stabilisability 102
  43. 7.2 Simultaneous pole region assignment 107
  44. Bibliographical notes 112
  45. 8 Quantitative Robustness of Systems with Bounded Uncertainties
  46. 8.1 The quantitative feedback design 113
  47. 8.2 Description of the closed-loop original system 122
  48. 8.3 Frequency domain stability criteria 128
  49. 8.4 Time domain criteria for I/O-stability 142
  50. 8.5 Analysis of the I/O-performance 146
  51. 8.6 Design of robust multivariable controllers in presence of bounded uncertainties 152
  52. 8.7 Robustness analysis using state-space models 154
  53. Bibliographical notes 159
  54. 9 Controller Design by Means of Appioximate Models
  55. 9.1 The design of a Smith predictor controller 162
  56. 9.2 Limiting the controller action to low-uncertainty frequencies 164
  57. Bibliographical notes 168
  58. 10 Robust Multivariable Pi-Controllers
  59. Introduction 169
  60. 10.1 Existence of robust multivariable Pi-controllers 170
  61. 10.2 Robustness of Pi-controlled systems 176
  62. 10.3 Tuning of multivariable Pi-controllers 184
  63. Bibliographical notes 195
  64. 11 Robust Decentralised Control
  65. 11.1 Robustness issues of decentralised control 196
  66. 11.2 Existence of robust decentralised Pi-controllers 197
  67. 11.3 Design of robust decentralised controllers 202
  68. Bibliographical notes 211
  69. 12 Trends in Robust Feedback Control 212
  70. Appendices
  71. Appendix 1 Nonnegative and M-matrices 215
  72. Appendix 2 Singular value decomposition 217
  73. Appendix 3 The Nichols chart 219
  74. References 222
  75. Symbols 232
  76. Subject Index 234
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