Published January 1, 1993 | Version public
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Constrained Finite Receding Horizon Linear Quadratic Control

Abstract

Issues of feasibility, stability and performance are considered for a finite horizon formulation of receding horizon control (RHC) for linear systems under mixed linear state and control constraints. It is shown that for a sufficiently long horizon, a receding horizon policy will remain feasible and result in stability, even when no end constraint is imposed. In addition, offline finite horizon calculations can be used to determine not only a stabilizing horizon length, but guaranteed performance bounds for the receding horizon policy. These calculations are demonstrated on two examples.

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28066
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CaltechCDSTR:1997.002

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2006-09-02
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