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Benefits of Linear Dynamic State Feedback in Co-stabilization
Co-stabilization, i.e., designing a single controller that stabilizes multiple systems, is a fundamental problem in robust and data-driven control. While any stabilizable linear system admits a stabilizing linear static state feedback controller, this equivalence does not extend to co-stabilization.
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