A Course in H-infinity Control Theory
by Bruce A. Francis
Publisher: Springer 1987
ISBN/ASIN: 0387170693
ISBN-13: 9780387170695
Number of pages: 166
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This book gives an elementary treatment of linear control theory with an H-infinity optimality criterion. The systems are all linear, timeinvariant, and finite-dimensional and they operate in continuous time. The book has been used in a one-semester graduate course.
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