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A transformation for symplectic systems and the definition of a focal point
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    A transformation for symplectic systems and the definition of a focal point (English)
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    15 June 2004
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    Linear time-varying discrete-time systems with system matrices having the symplectic property are considered. State variables are collected into a \(2n\times n\) block matrix instead of the usual \(n\)-dimensional vector. Although no mention of potential applications is given, such system structures are useful in fast calculation of the solutions to Riccati difference equations in the form of so-called ``doubling algorithms''. A related Riccati operator is defined for the matrix difference equation and used to state Sturm's separation theorems.
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    discrete version of topics in analysis
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    symplectic mappings
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    fixed points
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    discrete-time systems
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    focal point
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    Riccati difference operator
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    conjoined basis
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    linear time-varying systems
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    fast calculation
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    doubling algorithms
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    Sturm's separation theorems
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