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Adaptive robust control for uncertain nonlinear systems

Weimin Lu, Fred Y. Hadaegh, Andrew Packard

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An adaptive robust control problem for uncertain nonlinear systems with both parametric and dynamic uncertainties is considered by combined standard robust control and adaptive /spl Hscr//sub /spl infin//-control techniques. A scaled vector projection method is used to derive the adaptive robust control laws.

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An adaptive robust control problem for uncertain nonlinear systems with both parametric and dynamic uncertainties is considered by combined standard robust control and adaptive /spl Hscr//sub /spl infin//-control techniques. A scaled vector projection method is used to derive the adaptive robust control laws.

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An adaptive robust control problem for uncertain nonlinear systems with both parametric and dynamic uncertainties is considered by combined standard robust control and adaptive /spl Hscr//sub /spl infin//-control techniques. A scaled vector projection method is used to derive the adaptive robust control laws.

Key concepts: Adaptive control, Robust control, Control theory (sociology), Parametric statistics, Nonlinear system, Projection (relational algebra), Computer science, Robustness (evolution)

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