Impedance Passive and Conservative Boundary Control Systems

Impedance Passive and Conservative Boundary Control Systems

The external Cayley transform is used for the conversion between the linear dynamical systems in scattering form and in impedance form. We use this transform to define a class of formal impedance conservative boundary control systems (colligations), without assuming a priori that the associated Cauchy problems are solvable. We give sufficient and necessary conditions when impedance conservative...

Semigroups of Impedance Conservative Boundary Control Systems

The external Cayley transform is used for the conversion of linear dynamical systems between scattering and impedance forms. We study this transform in the formal setting of colligations which includes all impedance (energy) conservative boundary control systems. Practically motivated sufficient conditions are given to describe when such colligations have well-defined semigroups. We apply these...

Conservative Boundary Control Systems

We study continuous time linear dynamical systems of boundary control/observation type, satisfying a Green–Lagrange identity. Particular attention is paid to systems which have a well-defined dynamics both in the forward and the backward time directions. As we change the direction of time we also interchange inputs and outputs. We show that such a boundary control/observation system gives rise ...

Passive and Conservative Continuous-Time Impedance and Scattering Systems. Part I: Well-Posed Systems

Compositions of Passive Boundary Control Systems

We show under mild assumptions that a composition of internally well-posed, impedance passive (or conservative) boundary control systems through Kirchhoff type connections is also an internally well-posed, impedance passive (resp., conservative) boundary control system. The proof is based on results of [21]. We also present an example of such composition involving Webster’s equation on a Y-shap...