| Date |
Dec 17, 2015 |
| Speaker |
Dr. Graziano Chesi, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Hong Kong
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| Title |
Stability and Performance Analysis of 2D Mixed Continuous-Discrete-Time Systems
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| Abstract |
2D mixed continuous-discrete-time systems allow one to study
complex phenomena characterized by continuous and discrete
evolutions that affect each other.
This talk addresses the stability and performance analysis of
2D mixed continuous-discrete-time linear systems through
the use of convex optimization in the form of linear matrix
inequality (LMI) feasibility tests.
Specifically, it is shown that a necessary and sufficient
condition for exponential stability can be given based on
the introduction of a complex Lyapunov function depending
polynomially on a frequency.
Moreover, it is shown that necessary and sufficient conditions
for establishing upper bounds of the H-infinity and H-2 norms
can be given based on the introduction of a complex Lyapunov
function depending rationally on a frequency.
Lastly, the numerical complexity of the proposed conditions is
analyzed, and an exact reduction technique is proposed.
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