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Parameterized hierarchical control of interconnected singularly perturbed systems
A parametric hierarchical control approach is used to compute decentralized gains for a two time-scale large scale system of interconnected singularly perturbed systems. In the neighborhood of (local) optimal coordination parameter values the supremal problem preserves the open-loop two time-scale structure. This observation motivates a singular perturbation type of approximate solution of the supremal problem. An illustrative numerical example is given.