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Integrator forwarding via dynamic scaling
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The problem of integrator forwarding is revisited using the notion of dynamically scaled (control) Lyapunov function. A new class of dynamic stabilizing control laws is presented, and connections with classical forwarding are established.
Laurent Praly, Daniele Carnevale, Alessandro Astol
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Laurent Praly, Daniele Carnevale, Alessandro Astolfi
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