Abstract

We consider a matrix having entries which depend affinely on uncertain parameters; these parameters are restricted to a box. Subsequently, we provide a solution to the robust stability problem. This solution involves only a finite number of linear programs. More specifically, using the problem data, we define a finitely terminating sequential procedure for linear program (LP) generation with each new set of LPs dependent on the solution of the preceding set. Given any prescribed accuracy level /spl epsiv/ for the global optimum, we guarantee its attainment via solution of N/sub /spl epsiv// problems where N/sub /spl epsiv// is the dimension of the matrix under consideration. In turn, each of these problems can be solved in a finite number of stages N/sub /spl epsiv// each involving no more than 4n-2 linear programs. This, however, does not imply polynomial complexity because the dependence of N/sub /spl epsiv// on n is unknown.

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