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H Optimal Control: Riccati-Approach

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In the last chapter, we considered the problem of minimizing F zw with respect to the H 2 norm. The performance specifications were given in the time domain. As we have seen in Chap. 3 for SISO problems, for specifications in the frequency domain the H norm is an adequate tool. In this way we are naturally lead to the question of how controllers can be characterized in a way which minimizes the closed-loop transfer function F zw with respect to the H norm. There are two important methods for solving this problem. One is based on two Riccati equations similar to those used in the H 2 problem. It will be analyzed in this chapter, whereas the other method uses linear matrix inequalities and is presented in the next chapter.

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Mackenroth, U. (2004). H Optimal Control: Riccati-Approach. In: Robust Control Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09775-5_9

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