A result originally reported by Hammer for linear time invariant (LTI) single input-single output systems and concerning an invariant and a canonical form of the transfer function matrix of the closed loop system under dynamic feedback compensation is generalized for LTI multivariable systems. Based on this result, we characterize the class of transfer function matrices that are obtainable from an open loop transfer function matrix via the use of proper dynamic feedback compensators and show that if the closed loop transfer function matrix Pc(s) has a desired denominator polynomial matrix which satisfies a certain sufficient condition, then there exists a proper compensator giving rise to an internally stable closed loop system, whose trans...
Some necessary and sufficient conditions for closed-loop eigenstructure assignment by output feedbac...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
Attention is given to time varying multivariable systems. An algebraic proof is presented to show th...
A result orinally reported by Hammer for linear time invariant (LTI) single input-single output syst...
For linear, time-invariant, stabilizable multivariable systems, we examine the problem of the existe...
For linear, time-invariant, stabilizable multivariable systems, we examine the problem of the existe...
We examine relations between denominator assigning proper compensators in the feedback path of linea...
We examine relations between denominator assigning proper compensators in the feedback path of linea...
We examine relations between denominator assigning proper compensators in the feedback path of linea...
AbstractThe transfer matrix approach allows one to exhibit fairly easily fundamental invariants of m...
AbstractThe transfer matrix approach allows one to exhibit fairly easily fundamental invariants of m...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
Some necessary and sufficient conditions for closed-loop eigenstructure assignment by output feedbac...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
Attention is given to time varying multivariable systems. An algebraic proof is presented to show th...
A result orinally reported by Hammer for linear time invariant (LTI) single input-single output syst...
For linear, time-invariant, stabilizable multivariable systems, we examine the problem of the existe...
For linear, time-invariant, stabilizable multivariable systems, we examine the problem of the existe...
We examine relations between denominator assigning proper compensators in the feedback path of linea...
We examine relations between denominator assigning proper compensators in the feedback path of linea...
We examine relations between denominator assigning proper compensators in the feedback path of linea...
AbstractThe transfer matrix approach allows one to exhibit fairly easily fundamental invariants of m...
AbstractThe transfer matrix approach allows one to exhibit fairly easily fundamental invariants of m...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
Some necessary and sufficient conditions for closed-loop eigenstructure assignment by output feedbac...
For a given plant-compensator pair in closed-loop, it is shown that, if a simple matrix equation hol...
Attention is given to time varying multivariable systems. An algebraic proof is presented to show th...