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Compositional Control of Large-Scale Cyber-Physical Systems Using Hybrid Models and Dissipativity Theory
2019
Etika Agarwal This dissertation presents novel results on the scalable control of cyber-physical systems (CPS) that comprise of many dynamically coupled subsystems interconnected to form a large-scale system. Modern-day infrastructure systems such as smart transportation, power grid and renewable energy, a fleet of industrial robots, and smart cities, are some examples of CPS, where the network of dynamical systems is capable of expansion, contraction, and reconfiguration. It is therefore
doi:10.7274/np19377562z
fatcat:ofp526xqufdl3hslefneclpyqe