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    On the Nonlinear Mixed Sensitivity Problem

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    1989-12
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    Foias, Ciprian
    Tannenbaum, Allen R.
    Enns, Dale
    Georgiou, Tryphon T.
    Jackson, Michael
    Schipper, Brian
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    Abstract
    The nonlinear H∞ synthesis theory for the sensitivity minimization problem is extended to the two-block mixed sensitivity method. The synthesis method is valid for majorizable input/output operators and can be extended to operators that can be approximated by them. In particular, operators that are analytic in a ball around the origin in a complex Hilbert space are considered. It turns out that it is possible to express each n-linear term of the Taylor expansion of such an operator on a certain tensor space. In the development of the theory, some of the Toeplitz techniques are extended to linear operators defined on certain tensor spaces.
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