Optimal Feedback Control for Pathological Biological Oscillations
Advanced mathematical modeling of the Goodwin biological oscillator circuit representing gene regulatory networks with inherent nonlinear dynamics, Hill-function nonlinearities, and natural oscillatory behavior characteristic of circadian rhythms and cellular processes.
Systematic linearization of nonlinear biological dynamics around equilibrium points using Jacobian matrix analysis. Transforms complex nonlinear differential equations into linear state-space representation suitable for classical control design methodologies.
Linear Quadratic Regulator synthesis providing optimal feedback control law that minimizes quadratic cost function balancing state regulation performance and control effort. Solves Algebraic Riccati Equation for guaranteed stability and optimality.
Comprehensive analysis of controller robustness against parameter uncertainty, measurement noise, and modeling errors. Demonstrates effective oscillation suppression and stable regulation of pathological biological dynamics under realistic operating conditions.
Publication-quality visualizations including phase portraits, time-series analysis, control effort plots, and stability analysis. Interactive plots demonstrating controller effectiveness in transforming oscillatory behavior to stable equilibrium.
Real-world relevance for biomedical applications including circadian rhythm disorders, pathological oscillations in metabolic networks, and synthetic biology circuit stabilization. Framework applicable to drug delivery systems and therapeutic interventions.