Design Of Nonlinear Control Systems With The Highest Derivative In Feedback, Volume 16

From (8.28) we get
By taking into account (8.18), we obtain
By taking ? ? 0 in (8.41), we obtain
In accordance with (8.43), we get
By taking into account (8.62), (8.63), and (8.64), we obtain
From (8.57) we get
The above expression may be rewritten in the following form:
Hence,
Consequently,
Therefore,
From (11.34) and (11.38), we get
| (A.1) | |
Denote
| (A.2) | |
From (11.27), (11.28) and (11.29), we get
| (A.3) | |
By substituting (11.22) and (11.36) into (11.32), we obtain
The above expression can be rewritten in the form:
By (A.1) and (A.2) we have that the above expression is identical to (11.37).
From (11.37) and (11.39), we obtain
By taking into account (11.42) and (A.2), the above expression can be rewritten in the form:
Hence,
By taking into account (11.8) and (11.42), we get
From (11.43) we obtain
| (A.4) | |
Let us consider a stationary behavior of control variable
| (A.5) | |
given that the conditions (11.43), (11.44), and (11.45) are satisfied. Hence, we have
| (A.6) | |
| (A.7) | |
From closed-loop system equations (11.32) (11.33), by taking into account (11.48)-(11.49) and (A.6) (A.7), we obtain
| (A.8) | |
| (A.9) | |
Since (A.8) and (A.9) are satisfied for all k, the equations (A.8) and (A.9) can be decomposed into
| (A.10) | |
| (A.11) | |
and
| (A.12) | |
| (A.13) | |
From (A. 10) we get
| (A.14) | |
From (11.43) and (A.14) it follows that (A.11) holds...