2009
DOI: 10.1007/s00498-009-0043-6
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Dissipativity preserving model reduction by retention of trajectories of minimal dissipation

Abstract: We present a method for model reduction based on ideas from the behavioral theory of dissipative systems, in which the reduced order model is required to reproduce a subset of the set of trajectories of minimal dissipation of the original system. The passivity-preserving model reduction method of Antoulas (Syst Control Lett 54:361-374, 2005) and Sorensen (Syst Control Lett 54:347-360, 2005) is shown to be a particular case of this more general class of model reduction procedures.

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“…In a balanced state representation the matrices corresponding to the maximal and the minimal storage function are diagonal and the inverse of each other; for passive systems and for bounded-real systems, this definition coincides with the classical one (see Desai and Pal (1984) and Opdenacker and Jonckheere (1988) a system, which we consider in the last part of this work. Structurepreserving model reduction is usually considered starting from a given state representation; recently, some authors (see Antoulas (2005), Antoulas (2004), Guger莽in and Antoulas (2004), Polyuga and van der Schaft (2010), Sorensen (2005), and Trentelman, Ha, and Rapisarda (2009)) have investigated the computation of reduced-order models from data. However, the data considered in these works are often of a special type, e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a balanced state representation the matrices corresponding to the maximal and the minimal storage function are diagonal and the inverse of each other; for passive systems and for bounded-real systems, this definition coincides with the classical one (see Desai and Pal (1984) and Opdenacker and Jonckheere (1988) a system, which we consider in the last part of this work. Structurepreserving model reduction is usually considered starting from a given state representation; recently, some authors (see Antoulas (2005), Antoulas (2004), Guger莽in and Antoulas (2004), Polyuga and van der Schaft (2010), Sorensen (2005), and Trentelman, Ha, and Rapisarda (2009)) have investigated the computation of reduced-order models from data. However, the data considered in these works are often of a special type, e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, a nonlinear extension of the positive and bounded real balanced truncation is provided in [98], where a generalization to dissipativity-preserving balancing is also presented. Moreover, a behavioral perspective on dissipativity-preserving model reduction is proposed in [173]. Appealingly, this method forms a generalization for passivity-preserving model reduction methods in the interpolatory and the balancing frameworks in [8] and [168], respectively.…”
Section: Balanced Truncationmentioning
confidence: 99%