State space and input-output linear systems

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This book presents a classical treatment of the fundamental topics in linear systems theory, updated with a flavor of polynomial matrix fraction techniques. The large areas of geometric theory and module theoretic methods are overlooked. The book is divided into four Parts. Part I contains some mathematical preliminaries on linear algebra, linear differential and difference equations and normed vector spaces. Part II is concerned with the state space theory of continuous-time and discrete-time linear systems. The conclusive result of this Part is Kalman's canonical structure theorem. Part III presents the theory of linear input/output systems, focusing both on the analysis and on the synthesis. Finally, Part IV deals with the concept of stability for state space and for input/output linear systems. The main results presented in this Part concern the pole placement by means of state feedback, the implementation of state feedback controller by means of observers and the solution of the linear- quadratic regulator problem. From a didactical point of view the material of the book is well organized and the exercises are interesting, although not numerous.




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