Overdetermined multidimensional systems: state space and frequency domain methods

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The state space and frequency domain methods for over-determined 2D continuous-time linear systems are investigated. It is shown that many of the standard structural properties and problems known for 1D linear systems: controllability, observability, minimality, feedback coupling, equivalence between conservative systems, Lax-Phillips scattering theory, pole placement, linear-quadratic-regulator problem, \(H_\infty\)-control, can be extended to this class of 2D systems. The transform from the time domain to the frequency domain is implemented by a ``Laplace transform along the curve \(C\). The considerations can be extended to \(n\)D, \(n>2\), continuous-time linear systems. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1024.00040].











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