On methods of qualitative identification theory for complex dynamical systems
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The authors provide basic statements on the methodology underlying the procedures for constructing identification spaces for families of mathematical models described by linear nonstationary ordinary differential equations in an infinite-dimensional Banach space. Interpretation of many classical problems of identification is given in this context. This paper is theoretical.
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