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6 5 infomion echnologies nd conol 3 ine Peuion nlsis n his secion peuion nlsis of he 7 whee fo he coninuous-ime desco inde one ssem 4 is pefomed 8 < is essenil o invesige he effec of he peuions on he peued soluions nd whee nd e he nominl soluion of he inequli 7 nd he peuions especivel he imponce of ou ppoch is o pefom sensiivi nlsis of he inequli 7 simill o peued mi equion fe inoducing slighl peued suile igh hnd p n his w 9 is oined 9 < whee nd nd is compued using he nominl elow < he mi includes infomion egding d nd closed-loop pefomnce peuions he ounding eos nd he sensiivi of he ineio poin mehod h is used o solve he s Using he elion he peued equion 9 cn e wien in he following w whee Due o he fc h we conduc line peuion nlsis hee he ems of second nd highe ode will e elimined fewds he oized fom of epession is epessed elow

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3 4 : : : 3 4 5 : : : 5 e clled he individul elive condiion numes of he 7 wih espec o he peuions nd ppling simil deivion seg he elive peuion ounds fo he soluion of he 7 cn e oined We use he following epession 5 whee Since we pefom line sensiivi nlsis hee he ems of second nd highe ode e negleced hen he oized fom of elion 5 cn e oined whee 6 [ Π Π ] : n m m m Π n Π m infomion echnologies nd conol 6 7

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