AbstractLet ∑ and ∑' be two m-input n-dimensional linear dynamical systems over a commutative ring R. If ∑ is feedback equivalent to ∑' then ∑ is pointwise feedback equivalent to ∑' (i.e. for all prime ideal p of R the systems ∑(p) and ∑'(p) are feedback equivalent over the residue field k(p), where ∑(p) is the natural extension of ∑ to k(p)). This paper is devoted to the study of the pointwise feedback relation. We characterize when two systems ∑ and ∑' are pointwise equivalent. We show that R is an absolutely flat ring if and only if the feedback relation and the pointwise feedback relation are equivalent. The particular case of rings of real-valued continuous functions is specially treated
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