In practical control problems, many constraints have to be handled in
order to design controllers which operate in a real environment. By
combining results on robust control and saturating control, this book
attempts to provide positive help for practical situations and, as one
of the first books to merge the two control fields, it should generate
considerable interest in scientific/acad emic circles. The ten chapters,
which deal with stabilization and control of both linear and nonlinear
systems, are each independent in their approach - some deal purely with
theoretical results whilst others concentrate on ways in which the
theory can be applied. The book's unity is secured by the desire to
formulate control design requirements through constraints on input and
model uncertainty description.