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    The fit of a sum of exponentials to noisy data (English)
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    The approximation by sums of exponentials is studied in a system theoretic framework. Let data \(y_ i\) are given at equidistant points. The Hankel matrices \((y_{i+j-1})\) and \((y_{i+j})\) are factorized into an observability matrix and a controllability matrix. The system matrix can be determined from them. The influence of noice is considered. For its analysis error estimates for the singular value decompositions are derived and applied.
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    fitting
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    approximation by sums of exponentials
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    Hankel matrices
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    observability matrix
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    controllability matrix
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    influence of noice
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    error estimates
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    singular value decompositions
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