Stabilizing controllers for interconnected systems
Coprime factorizations of cascade, parallel and feedback interconnections of two given subsystems are derived and used to characterize all stabilizing controllers. The coprime factorizations are presented in the general algebraic setting and applied to state-space representations. It is shown that the conditions for existence of stabilizing controllers using a transfer-function approach are equivalent to the conditions of stabilizability and detectability of the corresponding state-space representations for each of the three types of interconnections.
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