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ANALYTICAL AND DATA-DRIVEN MODELING AND CONTROL OF NONLINEAR POINT ABSORBER WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS WITH APPLICATION TO CONE–CONE BUOY GEOMETRIES
This dissertation develops analytical modeling, numerical simulation, experimental validation, and data driven control methods for nonlinear point absorber wave energy converters, with particular emphasis on cone--cone buoy geometries. Geometry dependent nonlinear force models are first derived usin
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