Well-posedness and stability for interconnection structures of port-Hamiltonian type

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Robust Controllers for a Flexible Satellite Model

“…The above choice of the state variable corresponds to the port-Hamiltonian formulation of the Euler Bernoulli beam. More details can be found, for example, in [5], [3], and [4].…”

Stabilisation of a Rotating Beam Clamped on a Moving Inertia with Strong Dissipation Feedback

“…Well-posedness and stabilization problems have been studied in case of static feedback [19], dynamic linear feedback [2] and dynamic non-linear feedback [17]. This class of systems encloses a wide class of mechanical systems like the wave equation with a tip mass [4] as well as models of rotating or translating flexible beams [1].…”