1986
DOI: 10.1080/00207178608933619
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The general distance problem inH∞optimal control theory

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“…I : It should be noted that the problem as stated so far could be applied to any left coprime factorization of G . The H , optimization problem in (3.5) was formulated in Vidyasagar and Kimura [35] for any left coprime factorization, and could be solved using the standard iterative procedures outlined, for example, in Francis [8], Chu et al [4], or Foo and Postlethwaite [7]. Sections IV and V show that an advantage of selecting the normalized coprime factorization is that the problem can be solved exactly in a remarkably simple way and that the computationally expensive iterative procedure can be avoided.…”
Section: Equation (35) Is In the Form Of An H Optimization Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I : It should be noted that the problem as stated so far could be applied to any left coprime factorization of G . The H , optimization problem in (3.5) was formulated in Vidyasagar and Kimura [35] for any left coprime factorization, and could be solved using the standard iterative procedures outlined, for example, in Francis [8], Chu et al [4], or Foo and Postlethwaite [7]. Sections IV and V show that an advantage of selecting the normalized coprime factorization is that the problem can be solved exactly in a remarkably simple way and that the computationally expensive iterative procedure can be avoided.…”
Section: Equation (35) Is In the Form Of An H Optimization Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To solve the 2-and 4-block problems, a technique known as y-iteration has been introduced (Doyle 1984, Chu et al 1986. With this technique, the solution is reached to a specified accuracy by a sequence of model-matching problems.…”
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“…The controller design method that will be used here is a design method presented by Bongers and Bosgra [2] and also used in [17]- [20]. This design method is a variation of four-block H 1 design [3]. Here the feedback system depicted in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%