Robust stability analysis with cycling-based LPTV scaling: part I. Fundamental results on its relationship with lifting-based LPTV scaling

ABSTRACT This paper is concerned with robust stability analysis of discrete-time linear periodically time-varying (LPTV) systems using the cycling-based LPTV scaling approach. To study the properties of this approach in comparison with the lifting-based LPTV scaling approach, we consider exploiting the framework of representing the associated robust stability conditions with infinite matrices. Since it serves as a common framework for comparing the two different LPTV scaling approaches, it provides us with new insights into the relationship between the cycling-based and lifting-based scaling approaches. In particular, we derive fundamental results that enable us to reduce the comparison, with respect to conservativeness in robust stability analysis, of the two scaling approaches with restricted and tractable classes of separators to a modified comparison of the associated classes of what we call infinite-dimensional separators arising in the above infinite matrix framework.

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