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Incremental Stability and Convergence Properties of Discrete-Time Projected Control Systems
Projection-based controllers can overcome fundamental limitations of classical linear time-invariant control by modifying the controller's input-output behavior via projection. A key example is given by the hybrid integrator-gain system, a projected integrator, which has recently found successful ap
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