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Adaptive stabilization of parameter-affine minimum-phase plants under Lipschitz uncertainty

Sokolov, 2016

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8680638451505792908
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Sokolov V
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Automatica

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The maximum capability of feedback control for discrete-time systems under a nonparametric Lipschitz uncertainty was first established in Xie and Guo (2000) for the simplest dynamical control system. It was shown that the necessary and sufficient condition …
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