Published February 16, 1993
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Computational Complexity of μ Calculation
Chicago
Abstract
The structured singular value μ measures the robustness of uncertain systems. Numerous researchers over the last decade have worked on developing efficient methods for computing μ. This paper considers the complexity of calculating μ with general mixed real/complex uncertainty in the framework of combinatorial complexity theory. In particular, it is proved that the μ recognition problem with either pure real or mixed real/complex uncertainty is NP-hard. This strongly suggests that it is futile to pursue exact methods for calculating μ of general systems with pure real or mixed uncertainty for other than small problems.
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The authors thank Professor John Tsitsiklis at MIT for his comments. [R.D.B. was] supported by the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation.Attached Files
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