A Backstepping Control Framework for m-Triangular Systems
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Abstract

$m$-Triangular Systems are dynamical physical systems which can be
described by $m$ triangular subsystem models. Many physical system
models such as those which describe fixed-wing and quadrotor aircraft
can be realized as $m$-Triangular Systems. However, many control engineers
try to fit their dynamical model into a $1$-Triangular System model.
This is commonly seen in the backstepping control community in
which they have developed pioneering adaptive control laws which can
explicitly account for operating state constraints. We shall

Year of Publication
2011
Number of Pages
1-13
Date Published
04/28/2011
Institution
Institute for Software Integrated Systems
City
Nashville
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