Abstract
AbstractFor a class of positive matrices A+K with a stable positive nominal part A and a structured positive perturbation part K, we address the problem of finding the largest set of admissible perturbations such that the global matrix remains stable. Theoretical bounds are derived and an algorithm for constructing this set is presented. As an example, this algorithm is applied to the regulation of water flow in open channels. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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