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June 26, 2026ESAIM Control Optimisation and Calculus of Variations0 citationsOpen Access

Stabilizability with bounded feedback for analytic linear control systems

YMYaxing MaETEmmanuel TrélatLWLijuan Wang

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the feedback stabilizability of linear control systems with unbounded control operators.
  • Studied linear control systems utilizing analytic semigroups and bounded feedback operators.
  • Introduced an extended-state-space construction to analyze control operator admissibility.
  • Employed a Hautus-type resolvent inequality for frequency-domain analysis.
  • Established multiple equivalent characterizations of stabilizability under specified conditions.
  • Extended results to cases with non-compact semigroups and potentially inadmissible control operators.

Abstract

This paper studies the feedback stabilizability of linear abstract control systems with unbounded control operators, whose state operators generate analytic semigroups. Under an almost exponential decay condition that ensures the existence of bounded feedback operators, we establish several equivalent characterizations of stabilizability. Our main tool is an extended-state-space construction in which the control operator becomes admissible, combined with a Hautus-type resolvent (frequency-domain) inequality. As an application, we recover and extend existing results to settings in which the semigroup generated by the state operator is non-compact and the control operator may fail to be admissible.

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Ma et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3e15e7030ad1a9b308fe4bhttps://doi.org/10.1051/cocv/2026051
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