Abstract

Global Exponential Stabilization for a Class of Uncertain Nonlinear Control Systems Via Linear Static Control

Highlights

  • Control design with implementation of uncertain nonlinear dynamical systems is one of the most challenging areas in systems and control theory

  • Several numerical simulations will be provided to illustrate the use of the main results

  • We explore the following uncertain nonlinear systems: x&1 = ∆a1x1 + ∆a2 x2 + ∆a3x4 + ∆a4 x3x4, (1a) x&2 = ∆a5x1 + ∆a6 x2 + ∆a7 x3 + ∆a8 x4 + ∆a9 x1x3 + ∆a10u1, (1b) x&3 = ∆a11x2 + ∆a12 x3 − ∆a9 x1x2, (1c) x&4 = ∆a13x1 + ∆a14 x2 − ∆a4 x1x3 + ∆a15u2, (1d)

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Control design with implementation of uncertain nonlinear dynamical systems is one of the most challenging areas in systems and control theory. It is still difficult to implement nonlinear controllers for practical systems. The stabilizability for a class of uncertain nonlinear systems will been considered. Based on the Lyapunoe-like approach with differential inequality, a linear static control will be established to realize the global exponential stability of such uncertain systems. Several numerical simulations will be provided to illustrate the use of the main results. Rn denotes the n-dimensional real space, x denotes the Euclidean norm of the vector x ∈Rn , a denotes the absolute value of a real number a, and AT denotes the transport of the matrix A

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