Feedback in a behavioral setting
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0745.00051.] The author presents the way the notion of feedback can be cast in the behavioral framework of dynamical systems. (In the behavioral approach, dynamical systems are viewed as families of trajectories i.e. the collection of time signals which are compatible with the laws governing the dynamical system.) After discussing the behavioral approach, input-output and state representations are considered. Then interconnections and feedback, the pole placement question by regular as well as singular feedback and also controllability aspects are discussed.
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