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Synthesis of Invariant Systems under Uncoordinated Disturbances Based on the Theory of Sliding Modes
This paper proposes a new philosophy for the synthesis of sliding modes using the method of expanding the state space and the block approach in control. An important feature of the developed algorithms for the synthesis of invariant systems, in contrast to systems with deep feedbacks, is the modulus constraint of controls and state vector coordinates.