Evolving systems: Adaptive key component control and inheritance of passivity and dissipativity

SA Frost, MJ Balas - Applied mathematics and Computation, 2010 - Elsevier
Applied mathematics and Computation, 2010Elsevier
We propose a new framework called Evolving Systems to describe the self-assembly, or
autonomous assembly, of actively controlled dynamical subsystems into an Evolved System
with a higher purpose. Autonomous assembly of large, complex flexible structures in space
is a target application for Evolving Systems. A critical requirement for autonomous
assembling structures is that they remain stable during and after assembly. The fundamental
topic of inheritance of stability, dissipativity, and passivity in Evolving Systems is the primary …
We propose a new framework called Evolving Systems to describe the self-assembly, or autonomous assembly, of actively controlled dynamical subsystems into an Evolved System with a higher purpose. Autonomous assembly of large, complex flexible structures in space is a target application for Evolving Systems. A critical requirement for autonomous assembling structures is that they remain stable during and after assembly. The fundamental topic of inheritance of stability, dissipativity, and passivity in Evolving Systems is the primary focus of this research. In this paper, we develop an adaptive key component controller to restore stability in Nonlinear Evolving Systems that would otherwise fail to inherit the stability traits of their components. We provide sufficient conditions for the use of this novel control method and demonstrate its use on an illustrative example.
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