Title
Nonlinear Adaptive Stabilization Of A Class Of Planar Slow-Fast Systems At A Non-Hyperbolic Point
Abstract
Non-hyperbolic points of slow-fast systems ( also known as singularly perturbed ordinary differential equations) are responsible for many interesting behavior such as relaxation oscillations, canards, mixed-mode oscillations, etc. Recently, the authors have proposed a control strategy to stabilize nonhyperbolic points of planar slow-fast systems. Such strategy is based on geometric desingularization, which is a well suited technique to analyze the dynamics of slow-fast systems near non-hyperbolic points. This technique transforms the singular perturbation problem to an equivalent regular perturbation problem. This papers treats the nonlinear adaptive stabilization problem of slow-fast systems. The novelty is that the point to be stabilized is non-hyperbolic. The controller is designed by combining geometric desingularization and Lyapunov based techniques. Through the action of the controller, we basically inject a normally hyperbolic behavior to the fast variable. Our results are exemplified on the van der Pol oscillator.
Year
Venue
Field
2017
2017 AMERICAN CONTROL CONFERENCE (ACC)
Lyapunov function,Control theory,Nonlinear system,Ordinary differential equation,Computer science,Control theory,Adaptive system,Van der Pol oscillator,Control engineering,Singular perturbation,Manifold
DocType
ISSN
Citations 
Conference
0743-1619
2
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.44
2
3