Analysis and comparison of two oscillatory feedback control schemes for stabilizing equilibrium points.
Verónica Pastor, Graciela Adriana González
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Verónica Pastor, Graciela Adriana González
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Two methods based on oscillatory delayed feedback control schemes for the continuous time case are dealt with. For both of them, stabilization of an equilibrium point in the general non-linear scalar case is rigorously proven. Additionally, their control performance and stability parameters region are respectively studied.
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Two methods based on oscillatory delayed feedback control schemes for the continuous time case are dealt with. For both of them, stabilization of an equilibrium point in the general non-linear scalar case is rigorously proven. Additionally, their control performance and stability parameters region are respectively studied.
Key concepts: Control theory (sociology), Equilibrium point, Feedback control, Scalar (mathematics), Stability (learning theory), Control (management), Mathematics, Computer science