2020
DOI: 10.3390/sym12081241
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The Problem of Invariance in Nonlinear Discrete-Time Dynamic Systems

Abstract: The paper considers the problem of invariance with respect to the unknown input for discrete-time nonlinear dynamic systems. To solve the problem, the algebraic approaches, called algebra of functions and logic–dynamic approach, are used. Such approaches assume that description of the system may contain non-differentiable functions. Necessary and sufficient conditions of solvability the problem are obtained. Moreover, procedures which find the appropriate functions and matrices are developed. Some applications… Show more

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“…It is known for the discrete-time system [15] that to design the interval observer, the matrix F * should be stable and nonnegative; therefore, ICF ( 8) is preferable since it satisfies both conditions. A solution insensitive to the disturbance is based on Equation [29,30] (…”
Section: The Reduced Order Model Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is known for the discrete-time system [15] that to design the interval observer, the matrix F * should be stable and nonnegative; therefore, ICF ( 8) is preferable since it satisfies both conditions. A solution insensitive to the disturbance is based on Equation [29,30] (…”
Section: The Reduced Order Model Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
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Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%