Cartesian products of Z-matrix networks: factorization and interval analysis

A Chapman, A Chapman - … Effective Control of Networked Systems through …, 2015 - Springer
A Chapman, A Chapman
Semi-Autonomous Networks: Effective Control of Networked Systems through …, 2015Springer
This chapter examines the relationship between the dynamics of large networks and of their
smaller factor networks (factors) obtained through the factorization of the network's digraph
representation. We specifically examine dynamics of networks which have Z-matrix state
matrices. We perform a Cartesian product decomposition on its network structure producing
factors which also have Z-matrix dynamics. A factorization lemma is presented that
represents the trajectories of the large network in terms of the factors' trajectories. An interval …
Abstract
This chapter examines the relationship between the dynamics of large networks and of their smaller factor networks (factors) obtained through the factorization of the network’s digraph representation. We specifically examine dynamics of networks which have Z-matrix state matrices. We perform a Cartesian product decomposition on its network structure producing factors which also have Z-matrix dynamics. A factorization lemma is presented that represents the trajectories of the large network in terms of the factors’ trajectories. An interval matrix lemma provides families of network dynamics whose trajectories are bounded by the interval bounds’ factors’ trajectories.
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