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Abdurrahman Irscheid

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arXiv2026

Backstepping Design of Dynamic State Feedback Controllers for Parabolic Systems

Recently, dynamic state feedback controllers that are based on dynamic extensions have been presented for heterodirectional hyperbolic systems. In this paper, a similar concept for the control of coupled diffusion-reaction systems is suggested. The introduction of a specific controller dynamics leads to homogenized diffusion coefficients for the extended system. Then, a backstepping-based static state feedback for the dynamically extended system is designed, which, overall, results in a dynamic state feedback. Such a design allows stabilizing a more general class of parabolic systems as well as assigning arbitrary closed-loop dynamics. This can be used, e.g., to achieve a decoupled input-output behavior, which is, in general, not possible with a static state feedback. A simulation example illustrates the results.

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arXiv2026

Flatness-based control of a Timoshenko beam

The paper presents an approach to flatness-based control design for hyperbolic multi-input systems, building upon the hyperbolic controller form (HCF). The transformation into HCF yields a simplified system representation that considerably facilitates the design of state feedback controllers for trajectory tracking. The proposed concept is demonstrated for a Timoshenko beam and validated through numerical simulations, demonstrating trajectory tracking and closed-loop stability.

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arXiv2024

Using dynamic extensions for the backstepping control of hyperbolic systems

This paper systematically introduces dynamic extensions for the boundary control of general heterodirectional hyperbolic PDE systems. These extensions, which are well known in the finite-dimensional setting, constitute the dynamics of state feedback controllers. They make it possible to achieve design goals beyond what can be accomplished by a static state feedback. The design of dynamic state feedback controllers is divided into first introducing an appropriate dynamic extension and then determining a static feedback of the extended state, which includes the system and controller state, to meet some design objective. In the paper, the dynamic extensions are chosen such that all transport velocities are homogenized on the unit spatial interval. Based on the dynamically extended system, a backstepping transformation allows to easily find a static state feedback that assigns a general dynamics to the closed-loop system, with arbitrary in-domain couplings. This new design flexibility is also used to determine a feedback that achieves complete input-output decoupling in the closed loop with ensured internal stability. It is shown that the modularity of this dynamic feedback design allows for a straightforward transfer of all results to hyperbolic PDE-ODE systems. An example demonstrates the new input-output decoupling approach by dynamic extension.

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arXiv2023

Control of distributed-parameter systems using normal forms: An introduction

This paper gives an overview of the control of distributed-parameter systems using normal forms. Considering linear controllable PDE-ODE systems of hyperbolic type, two methods derive tracking controllers by mapping the system into a form that is advantageous for the control design, analogous to the finite-dimensional case. A flatness-based controller makes use of the hyperbolic controller canonical form that follows from a parametrization of the system's solutions. A backstepping design exploits the strict-feedback form of the system to recursively stabilize and transform the subsystems.

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