Nonlinear, dissipative, infinite dimensional systems
Maciej Kocan , Pierpaolo Soravia
Abstract:
In this paper we study and characterize dissipative, infinite
dimensional, nonlinear and unbounded systems. We show that the
system is dissipative with respect to a given supply rate and a
function V is a storage function for the system if and only
if V satisfies a suitable partial differential inequality in
the sense of viscosity solutions. We also characterize by a
representation formula (as the available storage) the
minimal among all solutions of such a partial differential
inequality. Applications to nonlinear
control are also discussed.
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