Observability-Blocking Controls for Double-Integrator and Higher Order Integrator Networks
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| author | Tran, Joseph D. Maruf, Abdullah Al |
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| contents | The design of state-feedback controls to block observability at remote nodes is studied for double integrator network (DIN) and higher order integrator network models. A preliminary design algorithm is presented first for DIN that requires $m+2$ actuation nodes to block observability for the measurement obtained from a set of $m$ nodes. The algorithm is based on eigenstructure assignment technique and leverages the properties of the eigenvectors in DIN. Next, the topological structure of the network is exploited to reduce the number of controllers required for blocking observability. The number of actuation nodes in sparser design depends on the cardinality of a cutset separating the actuation and measurement locations. Later, the design principles are generalized for blocking observability in $N$-th order integrator network models. |
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| spellingShingle | Observability-Blocking Controls for Double-Integrator and Higher Order Integrator Networks Tran, Joseph D. Maruf, Abdullah Al Systems and Control The design of state-feedback controls to block observability at remote nodes is studied for double integrator network (DIN) and higher order integrator network models. A preliminary design algorithm is presented first for DIN that requires $m+2$ actuation nodes to block observability for the measurement obtained from a set of $m$ nodes. The algorithm is based on eigenstructure assignment technique and leverages the properties of the eigenvectors in DIN. Next, the topological structure of the network is exploited to reduce the number of controllers required for blocking observability. The number of actuation nodes in sparser design depends on the cardinality of a cutset separating the actuation and measurement locations. Later, the design principles are generalized for blocking observability in $N$-th order integrator network models. |
| title | Observability-Blocking Controls for Double-Integrator and Higher Order Integrator Networks |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.13328 |