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A semi-infinite optimization problem in harmonic analysis of uncertain systems

Systems analysis frequently results in feasibility problems. We discuss the case when the feasibility problem involves self-adjoint operators defined on the space of square integrable periodic functions. We show that such feasibility problems also appear as conditions for existence of periodic solutions to periodically forced uncertain systems and in analysis of harmonics in uncertain feedback systems.