Titlebook: Control Systems Theory and Applications for Linear Repetitive Processes; Eric Rogers,Krzysztof Galkowski,David H. Owens Book 2007 Springer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99567-5differential counterparts of Example 1.2.3. In the former case, a range of techniques are considered which draw on results already known in 2D systems theory. For the differential case, it is only an LMI approach which can be applied. In subsequent chapters, it will be shown that (of those currently

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W. v. Buddenbrock,G. v. Studnitzr systems case, it will be shown that more than one physically relevant controllability property can be defined in the discrete case and also that clear differences exist with 2D discrete linear systems. Observability is only addressed for differential processes since for the discrete case this prop

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Versuche zur Nervenphysiologie, where applicable, by numerical examples. The control laws (or controllers) used make use of both current and previous pass (or passes in the non-unit memory case) and the resulting design algorithms fall, in the main, into two general classes. The first of these execute the design using Linear Matr

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,Die Verkehrspunkte, — Siedlungen,In this chapter the theme is again control law (or controller) design but here we allow uncertainty in the model structure. The uncertainty allowed is described by particular model structures, some of which have already been introduced in Chap. 5.

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