1982
DOI: 10.1109/tsmc.1982.4308892
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State Space Theory of Discrete Linear Control

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“…Optimization theory is used to solve optimal control problems of dynamic systems, as shown in [10]. It was also shown in [11] that optimal control theory and convex optimization are dual problems. Hence, finally the objective function becomes the following.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Two-component Controllermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optimization theory is used to solve optimal control problems of dynamic systems, as shown in [10]. It was also shown in [11] that optimal control theory and convex optimization are dual problems. Hence, finally the objective function becomes the following.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Two-component Controllermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We can transfer this kind of LQR problem to block diagonal case through some transformations. See [21] for instance. We have the following result immediately.…”
Section: B Solutions To Orl Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This architecture was used to allow later experimentation with motivated behavioral change of Braitenberg vehicles. An observer (in the vocabulary of state machine terminology [24]) captures the light intensity measured by each light sensor, fuzzyfies it and transmits it to other Ottos. In the fITst version this was achieved using a specially developed POWERLINKover-WLAN protocol -also the fITst recorded wireless extension of POWERLINK.…”
Section: ) Ottomentioning
confidence: 99%