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Multivariable Control: System Theory and Applications
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Introduction to Multivariable Control
Covers the basics of multivariable control, including system modeling, temperature control, and optimal strategies, emphasizing the importance of considering all inputs and outputs simultaneously.
Multivariable Control: System Theory and Linear Systems
Introduces multivariable control, covering system theory, linear systems, and time discretization.
Controllability and Reachability
Explores reachability and controllability in multivariable control systems, discussing tests, proofs, and their implications.
Multivariable Control: Weight Design and Stability Analysis
Explores weight design and stability analysis in multivariable control systems, emphasizing Lyapunov theory and LQR stability.
Multivariable Control: System Theory and Linear Systems
Introduces the basics of multivariable control, focusing on system theory and linear systems.
Kalman Filter: Linearized vs Extended
Explores the linearized and extended Kalman Filters, illustrating their application in nonlinear systems and the estimation of unknown parameters.
Linear Quadratic (LQ) Optimal Control: Proof of Theorem
Covers the proof of the recursive formula for the optimal gains in LQ control over a finite horizon.
Eigenvalue Assignment in Multivariable Control
Explores Eigenvalue Assignment in multivariable control, emphasizing the effects of discretization and the challenges in preserving system structure.
State Observers and Output-Feedback Controllers
Covers the design and implementation of state observers and output-feedback controllers in multivariable control systems.
Linear Quadratic Optimal Control: Theory and Applications
Explores Linear Quadratic optimal control theory, covering FH-LQ and IH-LQ problems and the importance of observability in control systems.