It is an important problem whether or not we can reject the disturbances from distributed parameter circuit. In order to analyze this problem structurally, it is necessary to investigate the basic equation of distributed parameter circuit in the framework of state space. Since the basic equation has two parameters for time and space, the state value belongs to an infinite-dimensional space. In this paper, the disturbance-rejection problems with incomplete state feedback and/or incomplete state feedback and feedforward for infinite-dimensional systems are studied in the framework of geometric approach. And under certain assumptions, necessary and/or sufficient conditions for these problems to be solvable are proved.
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Naohisa OTSUKA, Hiroshi INABA, Kazuo TORAICHI, "A State Space Approach for Distributed Parameter Circuit--Disturbance-Rejection Problem for Infinite-Dimensional Systems--" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E77-A, no. 5, pp. 778-783, May 1994, doi: .
Abstract: It is an important problem whether or not we can reject the disturbances from distributed parameter circuit. In order to analyze this problem structurally, it is necessary to investigate the basic equation of distributed parameter circuit in the framework of state space. Since the basic equation has two parameters for time and space, the state value belongs to an infinite-dimensional space. In this paper, the disturbance-rejection problems with incomplete state feedback and/or incomplete state feedback and feedforward for infinite-dimensional systems are studied in the framework of geometric approach. And under certain assumptions, necessary and/or sufficient conditions for these problems to be solvable are proved.
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