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Output Feedback H_2 Model Matching for Decentralized Systems with Delays

This paper gives a new solution to the output feedback H_2 model matching problem for a large class of delayed information sharing patterns. Existing methods for such problems typically reduce the decentralized problem to a centralized problem of higher state dimension. In contrast, the controller given in this paper is constructed from the solutions to the centralized control and estimation Riccati equations for the original system. The problem is solved by decomposing the controller into two components. One is centralized, but delayed, while the other is decentralized with finite impulse response (FIR). It is then shown that the optimal controller can be constructed through a combination of centralized spectral factorization and quadratic programming.

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