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Mode-Independent Switching Stabilizing Control for Continuous-Time Linear Markovian Switching Systems

Shen Cong

2023IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control20 citationsDOI

Abstract

In this article, we present a switching control approach to studying the stabilization problem of linear Markovian switching systems. The switching signal in feedback loop is generated independently of the underlying switching signal. Moreover, the closed-loop switching signal can be accelerated to show the influence of its stationary distribution. As a result, the transition matrix of the closed-loop system approximates such an operator semigroup that its infinitesimal generator exactly is the combination of the closed-loop subsystem matrices with respect to this stationary distribution. Therefore, endowing this infinitesimal generator with certain stable structure may allow us to make the closed-loop system exponentially stable at the expense of fast switching speed.

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Control theory (sociology)Markov processMathematicsSIGNAL (programming language)Linear systemInfinitesimalOperator (biology)Generator (circuit theory)Exponential stabilityComputer scienceControl (management)Power (physics)PhysicsNonlinear systemMathematical analysisBiochemistryQuantum mechanicsArtificial intelligenceStatisticsRepressorChemistryProgramming languageTranscription factorGeneStability and Control of Uncertain SystemsStability and Controllability of Differential EquationsControl and Stability of Dynamical Systems
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