Necessary and sufficient condition for robust stability of linear distributed feedback systems†
International Journal of ControlPublished 1 February 1982
M. J. Chen, C. Desoer
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Considering linear time-invariant distributed feedback systems, a necessary and sufficient condition for robust stability is derived with respect to plant perturbations belonging to a specified ball with design limitations imposed by plant uncertainties.
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Considering linear time-invariant distributed feedback systems, a necessary and sufficient condition for robust stability is derived with respect to plant perturbations belonging to a specified ball. The conclusion is shown to exhibit design limitations imposed by plant uncertainties.
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