Realizations of higher-order nonlinear differential equations
Arjan J. van der Schaft
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Arjan J. van der Schaft
Abstract
We discuss the realization problem for nonlinear systems which are not given by a nonlinear input-output map, but as a set of smooth higher-order differential equations involving the inputs and outputs. We show that under general conditions the existence of realizations involving auxiliary driving variables is guaranteed, but that for input-output realizations extra integrability conditions have to be imposed. The realization procedure uses the concept of zero dynamics which is briefly discussed.
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We discuss the realization problem for nonlinear systems which are not given by a nonlinear input-output map, but as a set of smooth higher-order differential equations involving the inputs and outputs. We show that under general conditions the existence of realizations involving auxiliary driving variables is guaranteed, but that for input-output realizations extra integrability conditions have to be imposed. The realization procedure uses the concept of zero dynamics which is briefly discussed.
Key concepts: Realization (probability), Nonlinear system, Set (abstract data type), Differential equation, Mathematics, Control theory (sociology), Order (exchange), Differential (mechanical device)