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Design of a flight control architecture using a non-convex bundle method

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A non-convex bundle method is presented, its convergence is proved, and it is shown that it is apt to solve the longitudinal flight control problem.
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We design a feedback control architecture for longitudinal flight of an aircraft. The multi-level architecture includes the flight control loop to govern the short-term dynamics of the aircraft, and the autopilot to control the long-term modes. Using $$H_\infty $$ performance and robustness criteria, the problem is cast as a non-convex and non-smooth optimization program. We present a non-convex bundle method, prove its convergence, and show that it is apt to solve the longitudinal flight control problem.

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