154 CHAPTER 10.DESIGN FOR PERFORMANCE The first of these is bounded above by eGloo,and the second by l1-J‖xmax|G(jw)小. idil Since 1-J川∞≤1l+JI川o=2, we have IG1-∞≤mx{Gle,2nx1G(joj川. This holds for T sufficiently small.But the right-hand side can be made arbitrarily small by suitable choice of e and w because 1 im max|Gw)川=lGGo)川=0. 1→00Ww1 We conclude that for every 6>0,if r is small enough,then G(1-J)川≤d. This is the desired conclusion. We'll develop the design procedure first with the additional assumption that P is stable.By Theorem 5.1 the set of all internally stabilizing Cs is parametrized by the formula Q C=1-PQ° Q∈S. Then WiS is given in terms of Q by W1S=W1(1-PQ). To make WiSlloo<1 we are prompted to set Q=P-1.This is indeed stable,by assumption,but not proper,hence not in S.So let's try Q=P-1J with J as above and the integer k just large enough to make p-J proper (ie.,k equals the relative degree of P).Then W1S=W(1-J), whose oo-norm is 1 for sufficiently small T,by Lemma 1. In summary,the design procedure is as follows. Procedure:P and P-!Stable Input:P,Wi Step 1 Set k =the relative degree of P. Step 2 Choose r so small that ‖W(1-J)川o<1, where 1 J(s)=8+1 CHAPTER DESIGN FOR PERFORMANCE The rst of these is bounded above by kGk and the second by k J k max jGjj Since k J k kk kJ k we have kG J k max kGk max jGjj This holds for suciently small But the right hand side can be made arbitrarily small by suitable choice of and because lim max jGjj jGjj We conclude that for every if is small enough then kG J k This is the desired conclusion Well develop the design procedure rst with the additional assumption that P is stable By Theorem the set of all internally stabilizing Cs is parametrized by the formula C Q P Q Q S Then WS is given in terms of Q by WS W P Q To make kWSk we are prompted to set Q P This is indeed stable by assumption but not proper hence not in S So lets try Q P J with J as above and the integer k just large enough to make P J proper ie k equals the relative degree of P Then WS W J whose norm is for suciently small by Lemma In summary the design procedure is as follows Procedure P and P Stable Input P W Step Set k the relative degree of P Step Choose so small that kW J k where J s s k