Analysis and Design of Nonlinear Control Systems
Analysis and Design of Nonlinear Control Systems
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-642-11550-9
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发表时间:
2011-03
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通讯作者:
D. Cheng;Xiaoming Hu;T. Shen
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作者:
D. Cheng;Xiaoming Hu;T. Shen
The purpose of this book is to present a comprehensive introduction to the theory and design technique of nonlinear control systems. It may serve as a standard reference of nonlinear control theory and applications for control scientists and control engineers as well as Ph. D students majoring in Automation or some related fields such as Operational Research, Management, Communication etc. In the book we emphasize on the geometric approach to nonlinear control systems. In fact, we intend to put nonlinear control theory and its design techniques into a geometric framework as much as we can. The main motivation to write this book is to bring readers with basic engineering background promptly to the frontier of the modern geometric approach on the dynamic systems, particularly on the analysis and control design of nonlinear systems. We have made a considerable effort on the following aspects: First of all, we try to visualize the concepts. Certain concepts are defined over local coordinates, but in a coordinate free style. The purpose for this is to make them easily understandable, particularly at the first reading. Through this way a reader can understand a concept by just considering the case in ℝn. Later on, when the material has been digested, it is easy to lift them to general topological spaces or manifolds.Secondly, we emphasize the numerical or computational aspect. We believe that making things computable is very useful not only for solving engineering problems but also for understanding the concepts and methods. Thirdly, certain proofs have been simplified and some elementary proofs are presented to make the materials more readable for engineers or readers not specializing in mathematics. Finally, the topics which can be found easily in some other standard textbooks or references are briefly introduced and the corresponding references are included. Much attention has been put on new topics, new results, and new design techniques.