2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.nahs.2020.100980
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Hybrid L×-performance analysis and control of linear time-varying impulsive and switched positive systems

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“…Through adopting the discretised approach, these convex conditions are relaxed into finite‐dimensional LP, which is numerically testable. In [30], these clock‐dependent conditions are applied to the design of interval observes of linear impulsive, sampled‐data and switched systems, and in [31], they are applied to the design of L1/1 ‐to‐ L1/1 interval observers of linear impulsive and switched systems. This shows the advantages of these clock‐dependent conditions over the non‐convex ones in terms of applicability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through adopting the discretised approach, these convex conditions are relaxed into finite‐dimensional LP, which is numerically testable. In [30], these clock‐dependent conditions are applied to the design of interval observes of linear impulsive, sampled‐data and switched systems, and in [31], they are applied to the design of L1/1 ‐to‐ L1/1 interval observers of linear impulsive and switched systems. This shows the advantages of these clock‐dependent conditions over the non‐convex ones in terms of applicability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%