Further results on decoupling with stability for Hamiltonian systems
For the class of simple Hamiltonian systems it is easy to see that the input-output decoupling problem is solvable. The aim of the authors is to obtain input-output decoupling with stability. They give necessary and sufficient conditions for this problem to be solvable by a dynamic state feedback. This result is illustrated by some examples. Furthermore, they show by means of simple examples that the restriction of a general Hamiltonian system to invariant distributions need not be Hamiltonian anymore, whereas the restriction of a linear simple Hamiltonian system to these distributions remains Hamiltonian. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0922.00034].
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