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Decoupling and synthesis of non linear systems with input multiplicities
The decoupling problem of non linear systems with input multiplicities is investigated. A new non-standard form that describes such dynamic behaviors is introduced. A decoupling strategy that permits to reach regulation objectives in spite of multiplicity interactions is given. Stability is proved and a systematic design of decoupled controllers is derived for systems with non unstable zero dynamics.