APPLICATION OF BOTT-DUFFIN INVERSE MATRIX TO DYNAMIC CONTROL
Takeshi Sato, Akenori Shibata, Masato Motosaka, Jun-ichi Shibuya, Yasuhiko Hangai
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Takeshi Sato, Akenori Shibata, Masato Motosaka, Jun-ichi Shibuya, Yasuhiko Hangai
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There is an interesting analytical method of simultaneous equations with constraint conditions by BOTT-DUFFIN inverse matrix. This thesis applied BOTT-DUFFIN inverse matrix to the dynamic control analysis. In the paper the derivation of basic equations, the numerical method and some illustrative examples are presented. This method can analyze the dynamic responses and the control forces to vibrate with keeping the prescribed displacement mode by actuator arrangement in the structure. When the control force analyzed by using supposed stiffness occurred to the system which had real stiffness, the control error was examined by Montecarlo method. If the coefficient of variance of stiffness was about 10 %, it was cleared that dynamic shape control was practically possible.
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There is an interesting analytical method of simultaneous equations with constraint conditions by BOTT-DUFFIN inverse matrix. This thesis applied BOTT-DUFFIN inverse matrix to the dynamic control analysis. In the paper the derivation of basic equations, the numerical method and some illustrative examples are presented. This method can analyze the dynamic responses and the control forces to vibrate with keeping the prescribed displacement mode by actuator arrangement in the structure. When the control force analyzed by using supposed stiffness occurred to the system which had real stiffness, the control error was examined by Montecarlo method. If the coefficient of variance of stiffness was about 10 %, it was cleared that dynamic shape control was practically possible.
Key concepts: Inverse, Stiffness, Control theory (sociology), Matrix (chemical analysis), Displacement (psychology), Mathematics, Stiffness matrix, Inverse system