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Pole Placement by State Feedback,In this chapter we discuss an important control design question: that of choosing a control law such that the closed loop system is stable (.) or, more generally, such that it has a certain degree of stability reflected, for example, in a requirement on the location of the closed loop poles (.).

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Observers and Dynamic Compensators,In Chapter 9 we have seen how feedback control can be applied to a dynamical system when the state is measured. The salient result that we obtained states that with this type of control, stabilization—in fact, pole placement—is always possible for controllable systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2953-5Invariant; addition; behavior; calculus; control; dynamical systems; equation; mathematics; memory; modeling;

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Time Domain Description of Linear Systems, like, as well as the relation between the behavior and its representations. What we did not do, however, is pay attention to what the trajectories in the behavior, the weak solutions of ., actually look like.

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Daniel Dorniokntered within the scatterer, and having a radius . that is much larger than the wavelength of the incident wave. This then amounts to having the complex valued scattering amplitude of the object as data and reconstruction algorithms exist [3–5] that allow the index of refraction profile to be estimated (reconstructed) from this data.

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