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| author | Lenssen, Thijs Talitckii, Aleksandr Peet, Matthew Das, Amritam |
| author_facet | Lenssen, Thijs Talitckii, Aleksandr Peet, Matthew Das, Amritam |
| contents | We develop a $μ$-analysis and synthesis framework for infinite-dimensional systems that leverages the Integral Quadratic Constraints (IQCs) to compute the structured singular value's upper bound. The methodology formulates robust stability and performance conditions jointly as Linear Partial Integral Inequalities within the Partial Integral Equation framework, establishing connections between IQC multipliers and $μ$-theory. Computational implementation via PIETOOLS enables computational tools that practically applicable to spatially distributed infinite dimensional systems. Illustrations with the help of Partial and Delay Differential Equations validate the effectiveness of the framework, showing a significant reduction in conservatism compared to unstructured methods and providing systematic tools for stability-performance trade-off analysis. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | A $μ$-Analysis and Synthesis Framework for Partial Integral Equations using IQCs Lenssen, Thijs Talitckii, Aleksandr Peet, Matthew Das, Amritam Systems and Control We develop a $μ$-analysis and synthesis framework for infinite-dimensional systems that leverages the Integral Quadratic Constraints (IQCs) to compute the structured singular value's upper bound. The methodology formulates robust stability and performance conditions jointly as Linear Partial Integral Inequalities within the Partial Integral Equation framework, establishing connections between IQC multipliers and $μ$-theory. Computational implementation via PIETOOLS enables computational tools that practically applicable to spatially distributed infinite dimensional systems. Illustrations with the help of Partial and Delay Differential Equations validate the effectiveness of the framework, showing a significant reduction in conservatism compared to unstructured methods and providing systematic tools for stability-performance trade-off analysis. |
| title | A $μ$-Analysis and Synthesis Framework for Partial Integral Equations using IQCs |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.14896 |