Sufficient conditions for the genericity of feedback stabilisability of switching systems via Lie-algebraic solvability

Computer Science – Systems and Control

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Extended version of that accepted at the XIV Workshop on Information Processing and Control (RPIC), Oro Verde, Entre Rios, Arg

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This paper addresses the stabilisation of discrete-time switching linear systems (DTSSs) with control inputs under arbitrary switching, based on the existence of a common quadratic Lyapunov function (CQLF). The authors have begun a line of work dealing with control design based on the Lie-algebraic solvability property. The present paper expands on earlier work by deriving sufficient conditions under which the closed-loop system can be caused to satisfy the Lie-algebraic solvability property generically, i.e. for almost every set of system parameters, furthermore admitting straightforward and efficient numerical implementation.

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