H-Infinity Control with Nearly Symmetric State Matrix
(2022) In IEEE Control Systems Letters 6. p.3026-3031- Abstract
In this letter, we give an upper bound on the deviation from H-infinity optimality of a class of controllers as a function of the deviation from symmetry in the state matrix. We further suggest a scalar measure of symmetry which is shown to be directly relevant for estimating nearness to optimality. In connection to this, we give a simple analytical solution to a class of Lyapunov equations for two dimensional state matrices. Finally, we demonstrate how a well-chosen symmetric part for nearly symmetric state matrices may lead not only to near-optimality, but also to controller sparsity, a desirable property for large-scale systems. In the special case that the state matrix is symmetric and Hurwitz, our main result simplifies to give an... (More)
In this letter, we give an upper bound on the deviation from H-infinity optimality of a class of controllers as a function of the deviation from symmetry in the state matrix. We further suggest a scalar measure of symmetry which is shown to be directly relevant for estimating nearness to optimality. In connection to this, we give a simple analytical solution to a class of Lyapunov equations for two dimensional state matrices. Finally, we demonstrate how a well-chosen symmetric part for nearly symmetric state matrices may lead not only to near-optimality, but also to controller sparsity, a desirable property for large-scale systems. In the special case that the state matrix is symmetric and Hurwitz, our main result simplifies to give an H-infinity optimal controller with several benefits, a result which has recently appeared in the literature. In this sense, the above is a significant generalization which considers a much wider class of systems, yet allows one to retain the benefits of symmetric state matrices, while offering means of quantifying the effect of this on the H-infinity norm.
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- Vladu, Emil
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and Rantzer, Anders LU
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- 2022
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- distributed control, large-scale systems, Robust control
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- IEEE Control Systems Letters
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- 6
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- 6 pages
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- IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
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- scopus:85131760277
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- 2475-1456
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- 10.1109/LCSYS.2022.3180413
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- English
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