How to solve this nonlinear output regulation problem

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To solve the nonlinear output regulation problem, the system defined by x' = u and y = (2 - cos(x))^2 requires a control law u that ensures y tracks a constant asymptotically while maintaining stability in x. The equation for y can be expanded to y = 4 - 4cos(x) + cos(2x), which is quadratic in cos(x). Applying the quadratic formula allows for solving for cos(x), and subsequently using trigonometric identities helps to find x. The derivative of this solution will yield the necessary control law u. This approach provides a systematic method to achieve the desired output regulation.
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Hello, everyone

There is a control theory problem that i would like to ask for help here.

Suppose a very simple nonlinear system as follows

x' = u
y = (2-cosx)*(2-cosx)

how to find a control law u that makes the output y can track a constant asymptotically,
of course the x should be stable too.

best wishes
 
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spaveofvivi said:
Hello, everyone

There is a control theory problem that i would like to ask for help here.

Suppose a very simple nonlinear system as follows

x' = u
y = (2-cosx)*(2-cosx)

how to find a control law u that makes the output y can track a constant asymptotically,
of course the x should be stable too.

best wishes

Here's what I would do.
Starting with your 2nd equation, expand the right side.
y = 4 - 4cosx + cos2x

This equation is quadratic in cosx. Use the quadratic formula to solve for cosx, and then use trig to solve for x.
Take the derivative to get u.
 
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