Tahereh Binazadeh
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86
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About
Tahereh Binazadeh is a leading researcher in nonlinear control theory, with a focus on robust stabilization, oscillation generation, and consensus control for complex mechanical and multi-agent systems. Her work masterfully combines Lyapunov-based methods, sliding-mode control, and energy-based Hamiltonian approaches to solve challenging problems in systems with uncertainties, dead-zone nonlinearities, and input saturation. She pioneered finite-time stabilization for nonholonomic tractor–trailer systems and developed robust methods for inducing stable limit cycles in nonlinear systems of any order. Her contributions to observer-based consensus control for higher-order heterogeneous multi-agent systems with unmatched uncertainties have been applied to robotic systems, while her work on uniformly ultimately bounded tracking for sandwich systems addresses practical constraints like nonsymmetric dead-zone and saturation. With over 80 citations across her most-cited papers, Binazadeh’s research is highly influential in bridging theoretical control design with real-world mechanical and robotic applications. Her recent work on Nash differential game approaches for observer-based LQR control continues to push boundaries in robust controller design.
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- 5Nonsingular terminal sliding-mode control of a tractor–trailer system11 citations · 2014
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