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Abstract
This paper deals with the robust mean square exponential stabilization for uncertain Markovian stochastic reaction–diffusion systems (UMSRDS) via the observer-based sliding mode boundary control (SMBC). First, a suitable boundary-output-based observer is constructed for estimating the unknown system states. Next, to process the impact of Markovian switching, a mode-dependent integral sliding mode surface (SMS) is established, on which the closed-loop system is mean square robust exponentially stable. Furthermore, an observer-based sliding mode boundary controller (SMBCr) is designed to guarantee the almost sure reachability of the predefined SMS. Then, a mode-dependent condition is provided to ensure the robust mean square exponential stability of the closed-loop system. Finally, the proposed method is applied to a CPU thermal model to illustrate the effectiveness of theoretical results.
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