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most citedRobust Output Regulation of Linear Passive Systems with Multivalued Upper Semicontinuous Controls

14 citations · 63 across the 10 of their papers we have counts for

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12 papers

math.OC2023

Dominant-Pole Placement for Predictor Synthesis

Bryan Rojas-Ricca, Fernando Castaños, Sabine Mondié

This article analyzes the high-gain prediction approach for nonlinear input-delay systems. The problem is discussed in the light of weighted homogeneity and input-to-state stabilit…

eess.SY2021

Equivalence of Linear Complementarity Problems: Theory and Application to Nonsmooth Bifurcations

Felix Miranda-Villatoro, Fernando Castaños, Alessio Franci

Linear complementarity problems provide a powerful framework to model nonsmooth phenomena in a variety of real-world applications. In dynamical control systems, they appear coupled…

eess.SY2020★ 13 cited

Observer-based predictor for a SIR model with delays

Sabine Mondié, Fernando Castaños

We propose an observer for a SIR epidemic model. The observer is then uplifted into a predictor to compensate for time delays in the input and the output. Tuning criteria are given…

math.DS2019★ 2 cited

A notion of equivalence for linear complementarity problems with application to the design of non-smooth bifurcations

Fernando Castaños, Félix Miranda-Villatoro, Alessio Franci

Many systems of interest to control engineering can be modeled by linear complementarity problems. We introduce a new notion of equivalence between linear complementarity problems…

math.DS2019★ 5 cited

Self-oscillations in an Alpha Stirling Engine: a bifurcation analysis

Dmitry Gromov, Fernando Castanos

We study a thermo-mechanical system comprised of an alpha Stirling engine and a flywheel from the perspective of dynamical systems theory. Thermodynamics establish a static relatio…

math.DS2019

Sliding Motions on SO(3), Sliding Subgroups

Gian C. Gomez Cortes, Fernando Castanos, Jorge Davila

We propose a sliding surface for systems on the Lie group . The sliding surface is shown to be a Lie subgroup. The reduced-order dynamics along the slidi…

math.OC2016★ 11 cited

Implementing robust neuromodulation in neuromorphic circuits

Fernando Castaños, Alessio Franci

We introduce a methodology to implement the physiological transition {between distinct neuronal spiking modes} in electronic circuits composed of resistors, capacitors and transist…

math.OC2015★ 11 cited

Passivity-based PI control of first-order systems with I/O communication delays: A complete sigma-stability analysis

Fernando Castaños, Edgar Estrada, Sabine Mondié +1

The PI control of first-order linear passive systems through a delayed communication channel is revisited in light of the relative stability concept called sigma-stability. Treatin…

eess.SY2015★ 2 cited

Discrete-Time Models for Implicit Port-Hamiltonian Systems

Fernando Castaños, Hannah Michalska, Dmitry Gromov +1

Implicit representations of finite-dimensional port-Hamiltonian systems are studied from the perspective of their use in numerical simulation and control design. Implicit represent…

eess.SY2014★ 5 cited

Min-max piecewise constant optimal control for multi-model linear systems

Félix A. Miranda, Fernando Castaños, Alexander Poznyak

The present work addresses a finite-horizon linear-quadratic optimal control problem for uncertain systems driven by piecewise constant controls. The precise values of the system p…

eess.SY2014★ 14 cited

Robust Output Regulation of Linear Passive Systems with Multivalued Upper Semicontinuous Controls

Félix A. Miranda, Fernando Castaños

The use of multivalued controls derived from a special maximal monotone operator are studied in this note. Starting with a strictly passive linear system (with possible parametric…

math.OC2013

Pole-placement in higher-order sliding-mode control

Debbie Hernández, Fernando Castaños, Leonid Fridman

We show that the well-known formula by Ackermann and Utkin can be generalized to the case of higher-order sliding modes. By interpreting the eigenvalue assignment of the sliding dy…