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This book provides systematic guidance and theoretical basis for control theories and applications of fractional-order control systems. It describes the background, mathematical preliminaries, and recent progress with related illustrated examples, and proposes suggested future trends.
The authors describe control schemes based on the adaptive backstepping technique and sampled-data for nonlinear uncertain fractional-order systems and linear fractional-order systems or multi-agent systems. Secure control for linear fractional-order systems subject to cyber attacks are also studied. In addition, the fractional-order adaptive backstepping control problem for high-order uncertain nonlinear integer-order systems or multi-agent systems is also investigated as employing fractional-order controllers in integer-order systems can help increase additional control design degrees of freedom and enable superior control performance. This book contains both control for fractional-order systems in linear or nonlinear forms even with uncertainties and cyber attacks, and fractional-order control schemes. Rigorous analyses, mathematical rules, and practical examples are presented throughout, providing insights for future applications of fractional-order control systems. This approach enables readers to ensure the global boundedness of all closed-loop signals, which ensures global stability. The resulting improved control is vital for defending against denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and developing fractional-order control systems.
This book is an invaluable reference for advanced undergraduate and graduate student and researchers in the fields of control science and engineering, fractional-order control schemes, control for fractional-order systems, and related topics. To understand this book, readers should have a knowledge of basic linear and nonlinear control theory.
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This book provides systematic guidance and theoretical basis for control theories and applications of fractional-order control systems. It describes the background, mathematical preliminaries, and recent progress with related illustrated examples, and proposes suggested future trends.
The authors describe control schemes based on the adaptive backstepping technique and sampled-data for nonlinear uncertain fractional-order systems and linear fractional-order systems or multi-agent systems. Secure control for linear fractional-order systems subject to cyber attacks are also studied. In addition, the fractional-order adaptive backstepping control problem for high-order uncertain nonlinear integer-order systems or multi-agent systems is also investigated as employing fractional-order controllers in integer-order systems can help increase additional control design degrees of freedom and enable superior control performance. This book contains both control for fractional-order systems in linear or nonlinear forms even with uncertainties and cyber attacks, and fractional-order control schemes. Rigorous analyses, mathematical rules, and practical examples are presented throughout, providing insights for future applications of fractional-order control systems. This approach enables readers to ensure the global boundedness of all closed-loop signals, which ensures global stability. The resulting improved control is vital for defending against denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and developing fractional-order control systems.
This book is an invaluable reference for advanced undergraduate and graduate student and researchers in the fields of control science and engineering, fractional-order control schemes, control for fractional-order systems, and related topics. To understand this book, readers should have a knowledge of basic linear and nonlinear control theory.