Piecewise linear (PWL) systems can exhibit quite complex behaviours. In this paper, the complementarity framework is used for computing periodic steady-state trajectories belonging to linear time-invariant systems with PWL, possibly set-valued, feedback relations. The computation of the periodic solutions is formulated in terms of a mixed quadratic complementarity problem. Suitable anchor equations are used as problem constraints in order to determine the unknown period and to fix the phase of the steady-state oscillation. The accuracy of the complementarity problem solution is shown through numerical investigations of stable and unstable oscillations exhibited by practical PWL systems: a neural oscillator, a deadzone feedback system, a stick–slip system, a repressilator and a relay feedback system.

A complementarity approach for the computation of periodic oscillations in piecewise linear systems

Iannelli L;Vasca F;
2016-01-01

Abstract

Piecewise linear (PWL) systems can exhibit quite complex behaviours. In this paper, the complementarity framework is used for computing periodic steady-state trajectories belonging to linear time-invariant systems with PWL, possibly set-valued, feedback relations. The computation of the periodic solutions is formulated in terms of a mixed quadratic complementarity problem. Suitable anchor equations are used as problem constraints in order to determine the unknown period and to fix the phase of the steady-state oscillation. The accuracy of the complementarity problem solution is shown through numerical investigations of stable and unstable oscillations exhibited by practical PWL systems: a neural oscillator, a deadzone feedback system, a stick–slip system, a repressilator and a relay feedback system.
2016
Piecewise linear systems, Complementarity systems, Periodic solutions, Autonomous systems
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