Algebraic Methods in Control: Theory and Practice

Description

Summary of the workshop: We will be presenting new trends in control theory which, like flatness, have demonstrated a remarkable applicability to concrete case-studies. We will be reviewing questions stemminng from predictive control, PID regulators, on-line identification, etc. The mathematical tools which are mainly of algebraic flavour will be carefully studied. The theory will beillustrated by many examples. Summary of the lecture: We are presenting "state reconstructors" which might be a possible alternative to asymptotic observers and Kalman filtering. They do not necessitate the integration of any differential equation and are robust with respect to a large variety of perturbations. When those perturbations are random noises, no precise knowledge of their statistical properties is required.

Period	03 Dec 2002 → 05 Dec 2002
Event type	Conference
Location	AustriaShow on map