LMI-Based H ∞ Control for Dual-Channel E-Commerce CLSC Networks and its Bullwhip Effect

Hai Feng Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.734.216

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LMI-Based H ∞ Control for Dual-Channel E-Commerce CLSC Networks and its Bullwhip Effect

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Through the effective integration of the traditional channel and Internet channel, Dual-channel E-commerce is so important in the supply chain. In this paper, a state space dynamic model of a Dual-channel E-commerce closed-loop supply chain networks is established, which includes the manufacturer, the distributor, the consumer and the reverse logistics including the remanufacturing and the gratuitous return. An l₂norm of the model’s transfer function is described as a method to quantify the bullwhip effect. In order to minimize of the up bound of the bullwhip effect, the linear matrix inequality approach is applied to design H∞ control strategy under the uncertain conditions. A simulation number example indicates the proposed algorithm is effective and feasible.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 734)

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February 2015

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Hai Feng Guo*

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Bullwhip Effect, Dual-Channel E-Commerce Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network, H∞ Control, Linear Matrix Inequality

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