Abstract
This paper builds upon and expands the findings presented in Liang et al. (2021). Our focus lies in scenarios where initial states and model parameters remain unknown. In contrast to prior research, we consider multiple measurement channels, addressing the challenge of global exponential stabilization towards a chosen target subspace. Under quantum non-demolition conditions, our analysis establishes essential tools for achieving feedback stabilization. Furthermore, we explore the utilization of a simplified filter as a viable alternative to full state estimator. While the effectiveness of this simplified filter was numerically examined in Cardona et al. (2020), our paper offers a comprehensive proof of its applicability in feedback stabilization. Furthermore, our analysis may serve as an inspiration for demonstrating the validation of the robust feedback stabilization through generic approximate filters.
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