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Robust Feedback Control for Discrete-Time Systems Based on Iterative LMIs with Polytopic Uncertainty Representations Subject to Stochastic Noise

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Title
Robust Feedback Control for Discrete-Time Systems Based on Iterative LMIs with Polytopic Uncertainty Representations Subject to Stochastic Noise
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Frontiers in Control Engineering, February 2022
DOI 10.3389/fcteg.2021.786152
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Robert Dehnert, Michelle Damaszek, Sabine Lerch, Andreas Rauh, Bernd Tibken

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