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Linearisation of tautological control systems

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  • The framework of tautological control systems is one where ``control'' in the usual sense has been eliminated, with the intention of overcoming the issue of feedback-invariance. Here, the linearisation of tautological control systems is described. This linearisation retains the feedback-invariant character of the tautological control systems framework and so permits, for example, a well-defined notion of linearisation of a system about an equilibrium point, something which has surprisingly been missing up to now. The linearisations described are of systems, first, and then about reference trajectories and reference flows.
    Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 93A30, 93B18; Secondary: 46E10, 93B99.

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