In this article, the static output feedback problem for linear time-invariant systems is considered. For arbitrary assignability of the roots of the characteristic polynomial by static output feedback, a new necessary and sufficient condition is derived. Although, the proof is based on simple analysis, the known sufficient conditions (derived by techniques of algebraic geometry) are directly covered. Furthermore, an algorithm for the calculation of feedback matrices assigning a desired set of eigenvalues is proposed. This algorithm does not require the desired eigenvalues to be distinct and it explicitly exploits the available degrees of freedom for reducing the feedback gain. The presented approach is illustrated on computational examples
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
By extensive use of methods from algebraic geometry, X. Wang proved that arbitrary pole placement by...
One of the fundamental open problems in control theory is that of the stabilization of a linear time...
In this paper, we propose algorithms for eigenvalue assignment (EVA) by constant as well as dynamic ...
By extensive use of methods from algebraic geometry, X. Wang proved that arbitrary pole placement by...
In the polynomial approach to systems control, the static output feedback problem can be formulated ...
This paper introduces a parametric approach for solving the problem of eigenstructure assignment via...
The eigenvalue assignment/pole placement procedure has found application in a wide variety of contro...
The problem of reassigning a part of the open-loop spectrum of a linear system by feedback control,...
The eigenvalue assignment/pole placement procedure has found application in a wide variety of contro...
This contribution addresses the static output feedback problem of linear time-invariant systems. Thi...
The powerful method for the solution of the algebraic Riccati equation developed by Denman and Beave...
Based on a recently proposed parametric approach for eigenstructure assignment in descriptor linear ...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
By extensive use of methods from algebraic geometry, X. Wang proved that arbitrary pole placement by...
One of the fundamental open problems in control theory is that of the stabilization of a linear time...
In this paper, we propose algorithms for eigenvalue assignment (EVA) by constant as well as dynamic ...
By extensive use of methods from algebraic geometry, X. Wang proved that arbitrary pole placement by...
In the polynomial approach to systems control, the static output feedback problem can be formulated ...
This paper introduces a parametric approach for solving the problem of eigenstructure assignment via...
The eigenvalue assignment/pole placement procedure has found application in a wide variety of contro...
The problem of reassigning a part of the open-loop spectrum of a linear system by feedback control,...
The eigenvalue assignment/pole placement procedure has found application in a wide variety of contro...
This contribution addresses the static output feedback problem of linear time-invariant systems. Thi...
The powerful method for the solution of the algebraic Riccati equation developed by Denman and Beave...
Based on a recently proposed parametric approach for eigenstructure assignment in descriptor linear ...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
In this paper, the static-state feedback stabilization problem is considered for a class of single-i...
By extensive use of methods from algebraic geometry, X. Wang proved that arbitrary pole placement by...