Strict Lyapunov Functions for the Super-Twisting Algorithm
By Jaime A. Moreno, Marisol Osorio. IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2012
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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering
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In Control and Systems Engineering
- Jaime A. Moreno
- Leonid M. Fridman
- Andrey E. Polyakov
- Yuri B. Shtessel
- Arie Levant
- Xinghuo Yu
- Christopher Edwards
- Michael V. Basin
Citations in the corpus
- Stability notions and Lyapunov functions for sliding mode control systems (2014, methodology): “where γ = γ(α, β) > 0 is a positive number (see [24] for details).”
- Adaptive Second-Order Sliding-Mode Observer for PMSM Sensorless Control Considering VSI Nonlinearity (2018, background): “According to [39] and [40], sliding mode coefficients of the above STA should satisfy (3) to stabilize the observer”
- Adaptive continuous higher order sliding mode control (2016, methodology): “Related to these advances in higher-order sliding mode schemes has been the discovery of classes of Lyapunov functions – particularly for 2-order sliding mode schemes (2SM) [Moreno and Osorio, 2006].”
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- Sliding-Mode-Based Differentiation and Its Application (2017, background): “…equals r, and the output can be in finite time stabilized at zero by means of the rthorder SM (r-SM) (Bartolini et al. (2003); Floquet et al. (2003); Levant (1993, 2003); Man et al. (1994); Moreno and Osorio (2012); Polyakov and Fridman (2014); Shtessel and Shkolnikov (2003); Yang and Yang (2011)).”
- Multivariable continuous fixed-time second-order sliding mode control: design and convergence time estimation (2017, methodology): “It results that the estimate obtained in [13, 14] is too conservative to be applicable in practice.”