The general pole placement problem in singular systems
Over the last decade infinite poles and zeros have been recognised as having fundamental relevance to the analysis of the dynamical behaviour of a system. Indeed even the classical theory of characteristic root loci alludes to the existence of infinite zeros without defining them as such whilst the...
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Loughborough University
1991
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Summary: | Over the last decade infinite poles and zeros have been recognised as having fundamental relevance to the analysis of the dynamical behaviour of a system. Indeed even the classical theory of characteristic root loci alludes to the existence of infinite zeros without defining them as such whilst the significance of the infinite poles has more recently emerged in the study of non-proper systems. |
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