Generalized Parallel Coprime Array for Two-Dimensional DOA Estimation:A Perspective from Maximizing Degree of Freedom

Parallel arrays with coprime subarrays have shown its potential advantages for two dimensional direction of arrival(DOA)estimation.In this paper,by introducing two flexible coprime factors to enlarge the inter-element spacing of parallel uniform subarrays,we propose a generalized parallel coprime array(GPCA)geometry.The proposed geometry enjoys flexible array layouts by the coprime factors and enables to extend the array aperture to achieve great improvement of estimation performance.Meanwhile,we verify that GPCA always can obtain M2 degrees of freedom(DOFs)in co-array domain via 2M sensors after optimization,which outperforms sparse parallel array geometries,such as parallel coprime array(PCA)and parallel augmented coprime array(PACA),and is the same as parallel nested array(PNA)with extended aperture.The superiority of GPCA geometry has been proved by numerical simulations with sparse representation methods.

Robust Control for Uncertain Nonlinear Feedback Systems Using Operator-based Right Coprime Factorization

The robust control issue for uncertain nonlinear system is discussed by using the method of right coprime factorization. As it is difficult to obtain the inverse of the right factor due to the high nonlinearity, the proving of the Bezout identity becomes troublesome. Therefore, two sufficient conditions are derived to manage this problem with the nonlinear feedback system as well as that with the uncertain nonlinear feedback system under the definition of Lipschitz norm. A simulation of temperature control is given to demonstrate the validity of the proposed method.

SAR imaging method based on coprime sampling and nested sparse sampling

As the signal bandwidth and the number of channels increase, the synthetic aperture radar （SAR） imaging system produces huge amount of data according to the Shannon-Nyquist theorem, causing a huge burden for data transmission. This paper concerns the coprime sampl which are proposed recently but ng and nested sparse sampling, have never been applied to real world for target detection, and proposes a novel way which utilizes these new sub-Nyquist sampling structures for SAR sampling in azimuth and reconstructs the data of SAR sampling by compressive sensing （CS）. Both the simulated and real data are processed to test the algorithm, and the results indicate the way which combines these new undersampling structures and CS is able to achieve the SAR imaging effectively with much less data than regularly ways required. Finally, the influence of a little sampling jitter to SAR imaging is analyzed by theoretical analysis and experimental analysis, and then it concludes a little sampling jitter have no effect on image quality of SAR.

High-order extended coprime array design for direction of arrival estimation

Nonuniform linear arrays,such as coprime array and nested array,have received great attentions because of the increased degrees of freedom(DOFs)and weakened mutual coupling.In this paper,inspired by the existing coprime array,we propose a high-order extended coprime array(HoECA)for improved direction of arrival(DOA)estimation.We first derive the closed-form expressions for the range of consecutive lags.Then,by changing the inter-element spacing of a uniform linear array(ULA),three cases are proposed and discussed.It is indicated that the HoECA can obtain the largest number of consecutive lags when the spacing takes the maximum value.Finally,by comparing it with the other sparse arrays,the optimized HoECA enjoys a larger number of consecutive lags with mitigating mutual coupling.Simulation results are shown to evaluate the superiority of HoECA over the others in terms of DOF,mutual coupling leakage and estimation accuracy.

Low-Complexity DOA Estimation of Noncircular Signals for Coprime Sensor Arrays

This paper presents a low?complexity method for the direction?of?arrival(DOA)estimation of noncircular signals for coprime sensor arrays.The noncircular property is exploited to improve the performance of DOA estimation.To reduce the computational complexity,the rotational invariance propagator method(RIPM)is included in the algorithm.First,the extended array output is reconstructed by combining the array output and its conjugated counterpart.Then,the RIPM is utilized to obtain two sets of DOA estimates for two subarrays.Finally,the true DOAs are estimated by combining the consistent results of the two subarrays.This illustrates the potential gain that both noncircularity and coprime arrays provide when considered together.The proposed algorithm has a lower computational complexity and a better DOA estimation performance than the standard estimation of signal parameters by the rotational invariance technique and Capon algorithm.Numerical simulation results illustrate the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed algorithm.

An identity concerning controllability observability and coprimeness of linear systems and its applications

It is shown in this paper that any state space realization （A, b, c） of a given transfer function T（s） =β（s）/α（s）with α（s）monic and dim（A）=deg（α（s））,satisfies the identity β（A）=Qe（A,b）Sα Qo（A,c）where Qc （A,b）and Qo（A, c） are the controllability matrix and observability matrix of the matrix triple （A, b, c）, respectively, and S,~ is a nonsingular symmetric matrix. Such an identity gives a deep relationship between the state space description and the transfer function description of single-input single-output （SISO） linear systems. As a direct conclusion, we arrive at the well-known result that a realization of any transfer function is minimal if and only if the numerator and the denominator of the transfer function is coprime. Such a result is also extended to the SISO descriptor linear system case. As an applications, a complete solution to the commuting matrix equation AX --- XA is proposed and the minimal realization of multi-input multi-output （MIMO） linear system is considered.

Efficient tensor decomposition method for noncircular source in colocated coprime MIMO radar

An effective method via tensor decomposition is proposed to deal with the joint direction-of-departure(DOD)and direction-of-arrival(DOA)estimation of noncircular sources in colocated coprime MIMO radar.By decomposing the transmitter and receiver into two sparse subarrays,noncircular property of source can be used to construct new extended received signal model for two sparse subarrays.The new received model can double the virtual array aperture due to the elliptic covariance of imping sources is nonzero.To further exploit the multidimensional structure of the noncircular received model,we stack the subarray output and its conjugation according to mode-1 unfolding and mode-2 unfolding of a third-order tensor,respectively.Thus,the corresponding extended tensor model consisted of noncircular information for DOA and DOD can be obtained.Then,the higher-order singular value decomposition technique is utilized to estimate the accurate signal subspace and angular parameter can be automatically paired via the rotational invariance relationship.Specifically,the ambiguous angle can be eliminated and the true targets can be achieved with the aid of the coprime property.Furthermore,a closed-form expression for the deterministic CRB under the NC sources scenario is also derived.Simulation results verify the superiority of the proposed estimator.

DOA Estimation Based on Subspace Compensation for Unfolded Coprime Array

Direction of arrival(DOA)estimation for unfolded coprime array(UFCA)is discussed,and a method based on subspace compensation is proposed.Conventional DOA estimation meth-ods partition the UFCA into two subarrays for separate estimations,which are then combined for unique DOA determination.However,the DOA estimation performance loss is caused as only the partial array aperture is exploited.We use the estimations from one subarray as initial estimations,and then enhance the estimation results via a compensation based on the whole array,which is im-plemented via a simple least squares(LS)operation constructed from the initial estimation and first-order Taylor expansion.Compared to conventional methods,the DOA estimation performance is improved while the computational complexity is in the same level.Multiple simulations are con-ducted to verify the efficiency of the proposed approach.

2D Augmented Coprime Array Geometry Based on the Difference and Sum Coarray Concept

The concept of difference and sum(diff-sum)coarray has attracted a lot of attentions in the estimation of direction-of-arrival(DOA)for the past few years,due to its high degrees-of-freedom(DOFs).A vectorized conjugate augmented MUSIC(VCA-MUSIC)algorithm is applied to generate an equivalent signal model which contains the virtual sensor positions of both the difference and sum of the physical sensors in the two-dimensional(2D)arrays,by utilizing both the spatial and temporal information.Besides,an augmented 2D coprime array configuration is presented with the basis on the concept of difference and sum coarray.By compressing the inter-element spacing of one subarray and introducing the proper separation between the two subarrays of 2D coprime array,the redundancy between the difference coarray and the sum one can be reduced so that more virtual sensors in both coarrays can make contributions to the DOFs.As a result,a much larger consecutive area in the diff-sum coarray can be achieved,which can significantly increase the DOFs.Numerical simulations verify the superiority of the proposed array configuration.

Operator-Based Robust Nonlinear Control for SISO and MIMO Nonlinear Systems With PI Hysteresis

In this paper, operator based robust nonlinear control for single-input single-output(SISO) and multi-input multi-output(MIMO) nonlinear uncertain systems preceded by generalized Prandtl-Ishlinskii(PI) hysteresis is considered respectively. In detail, by using operator based robust right coprime factorization approach, the control system design structures including feedforward and feedback controllers for both SISO and MIMO nonlinear uncertain systems are given, respectively.In which, the controller design includes the information of PI hysteresis and its inverse, and some sufficient conditions for the controllers in both SISO and MIMO systems should be satisfied are also derived respectively. Based on the proposed conditions, influence from hysteresis is rejected, the systems are robustly stable and output tracking performance can be realized.Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is confirmed by numerical simulations.

Operator-Based Robust Nonlinear Free Vibration Control of a Flexible Plate With Unknown Input Nonlinearity

In this paper,a robust nonlinear free vibration control design using an operator based robust right coprime factorization approach is considered for a flexible plate with unknown input nonlinearity.With considering the effect of unknown input nonlinearity from the piezoelectric actuator,operator based controllers are designed to guarantee the robust stability of the nonlinear free vibration control system.Simultaneously,for ensuring the desired tracking performance and reducing the effect of unknown input nonlinearity,operator based tracking compensator and estimation structure are given,respectively.Finally,both simulation and experimental results are shown to verify the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme.

Passive robust control for uncertain Hamiltonian systems by using operator theory

In this study,the passivity-based robust control and tracking for Hamiltonian systems with unknown perturbations by using the operator-based robust right coprime factorisation method is concerned.For the system with unknown perturbations,a design scheme is proposed to guarantee the uncertain non-linear systems to be robustly stable while the equivalent non-linear systems is passive,meanwhile the asymptotic tracking property of the plant output is discussed.Moreover,the design scheme can be also used into the general Hamiltonian systems while the simulation is used to further demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Robust Stability of Nonlinear Plants with a Non-symmetric Prandtl-Ishlinskii Hysteresis Model

In this paper, robust stability of nonlinear plants represented by non-symmetric Prandtl-Ishlinskii （PI） hysteresis model is studied. In general, PI hysteresis model is the weighted superposition of play or stop hysteresis operators, and the slopes of the operators are considered to be the same. In order to make a hysteresis model, a modified form of non-symmetric play hysteresis operator with unknown slopes is given. The hysteresis model is described by a generalized Lipschitz operator term and a bounded parasitic term. Since the generalized Lipschitz operator is unknown, a new condition using robust right coprime factorization is proposed to guarantee robust stability of the controlled plant with the hysteresis nonlinearity. As a result, based on the proposed robust condition, a stabilized plant is obtained. A numerical example is presented to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

On the Selection of Random Numbers in the ElGamal Algorithm

The EIGamal algorithm, which can be used for both signature and encryption, is of importance in public-key cryptosystems. However, there has arisen an issue that different criteria of selecting a random number are used for the same algorithm. In the aspects of the sufficiency, necessity, security and computational overhead of parameter selection, this paper analyzes these criteria in a comparative manner and points out the insecurities in some textbook cryptographic schemes. Meanwhile, in order to enhance security a novel generalization of the EIGamal signature scheme is made by expanding the range of selecting random numbers at an acceptable cost of additional computation, and its feasibility is demonstrated.

THE DISCUSSION ON ALGEBRAIC PROPERTIESOF POLYNOMIAL MATRICES

By using the results about polynomial matrix in the system and control theory. this paper gives some discussions about the algebraic properties of polynomial,matrices. The obtained main results include that the,ring of rr x n polynomial matrices is a principal ideal and principal one-sided ideal ring.

Fully Actuated System Approach for Linear Systems Control:A Frequency-Domain Solution

This note studies fully actuated linear systems in the frequency domain in terms of polynomial matrix description(PMD).For a controllable first-order linear state-space system model,by using the right coprime factorization of its transfer function matrix,under the condition that the denominator matrix in the right coprime factorization is column reduced,it is equivalently transformed into a fully actuated PMD model,whose time-domain expression is just a high-order fully actuated(HOFA)system model.This method is a supplement to the previous one in the time-domain,and reveals a connection between the controllability of the first-order linear state-space system model and the fullactuation of its PMD model.Both continuous-time and discrete-time linear systems are considered.Some numerical examples are worked out to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approaches.

An Operator-based Nonlinear Vibration Control System Using a Flexible Arm with Shape Memory Alloy

In the past,arms used in the fields of industry and robotics have been designed not to vibrate by increasing their mass and stiffness.The weight of arms has tended to be reduced to improve speed of operation,and decrease the cost of their production.Since the weight saving makes the arms lose their stiffness and therefore vibrate more easily,the vibration suppression control is needed for realizing the above purpose.Incidentally,the use of various smart materials in actuators has grown.In particular,a shape memory alloy(SMA)is applied widely and has several advantages:light weight,large displacement by temperature change,and large force to mass ratio.However,the SMA actuators possess hysteresis nonlinearity between their own temperature and displacement obtained by the temperature.The hysteretic behavior of the SMA actuators affects their control performance.In previous research,an operator-based control system including a hysteresis compensator has been proposed.The vibration of a flexible arm is dealt with as the controlled object;one end of the arm is clamped and the other end is free.The effectiveness of the hysteresis compensator has been confirmed by simulations and experiments.Nevertheless,the feedback signal of the previous designed system has increased exponentially.It is difficult to use the system in the long-term because of the phenomenon.Additionally,the SMA actuator generates and radiates heat because electric current passing through the SMA actuator provides heat,and strain on the SMA actuator is generated.With long-time use of the SMA actuator,the environmental temperature around the SMA actuator varies through radiation of the heat.There exists a risk that the ambient temperature change dealt with as disturbance affects the temperature and strain of the SMA actuator.In this research,a design method of the operator-based control system is proposed considering the long-term use of the system.In the method,the hysteresis characteristics of the SMA actuator and the temperature change around the actuator are considered.The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by simulations and experiments.

L-two-optimal identification of errors-in-variables models:a frequency-domain approach

This paper proposes an L-two-optimal identification approach to cope with errors-in-variables model （EIVM） identification. With normalized coprime factor model （NCFM） representations, L-two-optimal approximate models are derived from the framework of an EIVM according to the kernel and image representations of related signals. Based on the optimal approximate models, the v-gap metric is employed as a minimization criterion to optimize the parameters of a system model, and thus the resulting optimization problem can be solved by linear matrix inequalities （LMIs）. In terms of the optimized system model, the noise model （NM） can be readily obtained by right multiplication of an inner. Compared with other EIVM identification methods, the proposed one has a wider scope of applications because the statistical properties of disturbing noises are not demanded. It is also capable of giving identifiabiUty. Finally, a numerical simulation is used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Robust Stabilization Nuclei of Multi-input and Multi-output Uncertain Systems~*

This paper is devoted to the study of robust stabilization nuclei of multiinput and multi-output uncertain systems, i. e. finding a subset of perturbations of an uncertain system whose stability implies the stability of the system for all possible perturbations. As a special case of this paper, the notable Box theorem can be easily obtained.

A simple construction of CRT-based ideal secret sharing scheme and its security extension based on common factor

Secret sharing(SS)is part of the essential techniques in cryptography but still faces many challenges in efficiency and security.Currently,SS schemes based on the Chinese Remainder Theorem(CRT)are either low in the information rate or complicated in construction.To solve the above problems,1)a simple construction of an ideal(t,n)-SS scheme is proposed based on CRT for a polynomial ring.Compared with Ning’s scheme,it is much more efficient in generating n pairwise coprime modular polynomials during the scheme construction phase.Moreover,Shamir’s scheme is also a special case of our scheme.To further improve the security,2)a common-factor-based(t,n)-SS scheme is proposed in which all shareholders share a common polynomial factor.It enables both the verification of received shares and the establishment of a secure channel among shareholders during the reconstruction phase.As a result,the scheme is resistant to eavesdropping and modification attacks by outside adversaries.