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Commutant Lifting for Optimal Control of Time-Varying Systems

2012 · Communications in Mathematical Research · 0 citations · 5 references

Abstract

This paper uses the commutant lifting theorem for representations of the nest algebra to deal with the optimal control of infinite dimensional linear time-varying systems. We solve the model matching problem and a certain optimal feedback control problem, each of which corresponds with one type of four-block problem. We also obtain a new formula for the optimal performance and prove the existence of an optimal controller.

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