Publication

Identifying system structure from controlled steady-state responses

Fang Liu
2008
Journal paper

Abstract

We suggest a control based method to uncover the structure (i.e., the dynamics of each system, the coupling direction, and coupling functions) of coupled systems. We show that driving a coupled system to steady states can reveal the underlying controlled coupling structure. An example of interacting quantum dots is presented to illustrate the structure identification method suggested.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/160737?ln=en

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