The local representation of incrementally scattering passive nonlinear systems

Abstract We investigate the local (in time) description of incrementally scattering passive nonlinear systems. We show that these systems can be defined by a differential inclusion and a function that gives the current output in term of the current state and the current input. Our approach uses the theory of maximal monotone operators and Lax–Phillips-type nonlinear semigroups.

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Mathematics of Control Signals and Systems
Published
2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00498-024-00396-3
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3
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Stability and Controllability of Differential Equations
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The local representation of incrementally scattering passive nonlinear systems

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The local representation of incrementally scattering passive nonlinear systems

George H. Weiss, Shantanu Singh
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Abstract

Abstract We investigate the local (in time) description of incrementally scattering passive nonlinear systems. We show that these systems can be defined by a differential inclusion and a function that gives the current output in term of the current state and the current input. Our approach uses the theory of maximal monotone operators and Lax–Phillips-type nonlinear semigroups.

Mathematics of Control Signals and SystemsVol. 37(1)
Tel Aviv University (IL)
Israel Science Foundation, Tel Aviv University
Reduced inequalities
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Stability and Controllability of Differential Equations
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