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Adaptive full-order and reduced-order observers for the Lur’e differential inclusion system. (English) Zbl 1221.93036
Summary: This paper deals with the observer design for the Lur’e differential inclusion system with unknown parameters. The set-valued mapping in the differential inclusion is upper semi-continuous, closed, convex, bounded and monotone. First, under some assumptions an adaptive full-order observer is designed for the system. Then, under the same assumptions, a reduced-order observer is proved to exist. An example is provided to show the validation of the designed observers.
##### MSC:
 93B07 Observability 34A55 Inverse problems of ODE 34A60 Differential inclusions
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