A State-Space Theory of Uncertain Systems

Abstract This paper presents a tutorial summarizing recent work on generalizing standard state-space results such as stability and performance analysis, realization theory, stability and stabilization, and H ∞ optimal control to uncertain systems described by Linear Fractional Transformations (LFTs)

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