Selective perturbation of spectral properties of vibrating systems using feedback
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The problems of eigenvalue and eigenvector perturbation and assignment for systems ẍ\(+B\dot x+Cx=Gu\) are investigated. Applications are first made in the context of standard eigenvalue placement techniques. A new technique based on use of the differential of the spectral representation for [C B] is introduced and investigated.
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