Abstract:
We consider a class of spatially invariant systems whose coefficients are perturbed by spatially periodic functions. We analyze changes in transient behavior under the ef...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
We consider a class of spatially invariant systems whose coefficients are perturbed by spatially periodic functions. We analyze changes in transient behavior under the effect of such perturbations. This is done by performing a spectral analysis of the state transition operator at every point in time. Computational complexity is significantly reduced by using a procedure that captures the influence of the perturbation on only the largest singular values of the state transition operator. Furthermore, we show that the problem of computing corrections of all orders to the maximum singular values collapses to that of finding the eigenvalues of a set of finite dimensional matrices. Finally, we demonstrate the predictive power of this method via an example.
Published in: 2008 American Control Conference
Date of Conference: 11-13 June 2008
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 05 August 2008
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