Flatness-based control revisited: The HEOL setting
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| author | Join, Cédric Delaleau, Emmanuel Fliess, Michel |
| author_facet | Join, Cédric Delaleau, Emmanuel Fliess, Michel |
| contents | We present the algebraic foundations of the HEOL setting, which combines flatness-based control and intelligent controllers, two advances in automatic control that have been proven in practice, including in industry. The result provides a solution to many pending questions on feedback loops concerning flatness-based control and model-free control (MFC). Elementary module theory, ordinary differential fields and the generalization of Kähler differentials to differential fields provide an intrinsic definition of the tangent linear system. The algebraic manipulations associated with the operational calculus lead to homeostat and intelligent controllers. They are illustrated via some computer simulations. |
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| spellingShingle | Flatness-based control revisited: The HEOL setting Join, Cédric Delaleau, Emmanuel Fliess, Michel Optimization and Control Systems and Control 93B25, 93B52, 93C15 We present the algebraic foundations of the HEOL setting, which combines flatness-based control and intelligent controllers, two advances in automatic control that have been proven in practice, including in industry. The result provides a solution to many pending questions on feedback loops concerning flatness-based control and model-free control (MFC). Elementary module theory, ordinary differential fields and the generalization of Kähler differentials to differential fields provide an intrinsic definition of the tangent linear system. The algebraic manipulations associated with the operational calculus lead to homeostat and intelligent controllers. They are illustrated via some computer simulations. |
| title | Flatness-based control revisited: The HEOL setting |
| topic | Optimization and Control Systems and Control 93B25, 93B52, 93C15 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.11580 |