Fault Diagnosis and Fault-Tolerant Control of Nonlinear Systems with Higher System Input Powers
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This book provides recent theoretical results and applications of the fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control for the nonlinear systems with higher input powers. Combining adaptive control technique, fuzzy logic systems, neural networks, Observer-based methods with the other control technique or approaches, this book investigates the fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control problem of the nonlinear systems with higher input powers and proposes the corresponding diagnostic mechanisms, Fault estimation algorithm and fault-tolerant control schemes. This book intends to provide the readers a good understanding on fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control of the nonlinear systems with higher input powers based on adaptive control technology. This book can serve as a reference for the main research issues and results on nonlinear systems with higher input powers for researchers devoting to various areas of fault-tolerant control theory, as well as a material for graduate and undergraduate students interested in nonlinear system control, especially fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control, and their applications. Some prerequisites for reading this book include nonlinear system theory, matrix theory, mathematics, basic graph theory, and so on.
Proposes a novel observer-based stability control method and fault detection mechanism Extends the supervisory control strategy to the nonlinear systems with known higher input powers Provides recent theoretical results and applications of the fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control
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Qikun Shen
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“The book is 192 pages long and contains more than 300 references. Each chapter is preceded by an abstract and begins with an introduction, for the reader’s convenience, and contains one or several simulation results. It is intended to graduate (and less likely undergraduate) students, as well as researchers interested in nonlinear system control.” (Henri Bourlès, zbMATH 1569.93003, 2026)
“The development of the results is well organized in seven chapters, each featuring numerical simulation results to corroborate the theoretical findings. Directions for further research endeavors are provided. This book is embroidered with mathematical nitty-gritties of graduate-level studies … . The present book is a must on the desk of any active researcher in the field.” (Yazdan Bavafa-Toosi, Mathematical Reviews, December, 2025)
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