Assignments and the endsemester exam given in the course Nonlinear Systems Analysis (EE6415), Spring 2022. Reports' .tex files will be shared on request.
- Phase portraits of nonlinear systems in MATLAB and guessing the nature of stablity through them
- Stability using Linearization
- Limit cycles existence (Poincare-Benedixson criterion)
- Finding and classifying bifurcations
- Non-Existence of periodic orbit (Benedixson Theorem)
- Bifurcation video (evolution of phase portrait)
- Vector and Metric spaces
- Converging and Cauchy sequences
- Contraction mappings
- Unique fixed point
- Lipshitz functions
- Gronwall-Bellman inequality
- Comparison Lemma
- Lyapunov stability for linear and nonlinear systems
- LaSalle's Theorem
- Lyapunov Candidates: Checking radial unboundedness
Control of nonlinear systems using:
- Feedback linearization:
- restoring steady state
- stability
- finding relative degree
- checking/showing minimum phase
- Sliding model control:
- Boundary layer to remove chattering
- Checking Passivity for Linear systems (Positive Real Lemma) - MATLAB implementation using YALMIP
- Feedback linearization:
- reference tracking
- finding relative degree
- checking/showing minimum phase
- zero dynamics
- output design
- Passivity based control
- Sliding model control
- Stability analysis: Lyapunov stability and La Salle's Principle