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Nonlinear Hamiltonian Systems Under Sampling
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This article investigates the transformation of Hamiltonian structures under sampling. It is shown that the exact sampled equivalent model associated to a given port-Hamiltonian continuous-time dynamics exhibits a discrete-time representation in terms of the discrete gradient, with the same energy function but modified damping and interconnection matrices. By construction, the proposed sampled-data dynamics guarantees exact matching of both the state evolutions and the energy-balance at all sampling instants. Its generalization to port-controlled Hamiltonian dynamics leads to characterize a new power conjugate output so recovering the concept of average passivation. On these bases, energy-management control strategies can be proposed. An energetic interpretation of the approach is confirmed by its formulation in the Dirac formalism. Two classical examples are worked out to validate the proposed sampled-data modeling in a comparative way with the literature.
Keywords:
Jacobian matrices
Symmetric matrices
Linear systems
Instruments
Energy conservation
Damping
Computational modeling
Computational methods
energy systems
nonlinear systems
sampled-data control
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