Chapter 10 Linear tracking control (LITC)

10.1 Generating theorem

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A complex valued matrix function F(.) : ℭ → ℭp×n is real rational matrix function if, and only if, it becomes a real valued matrix for the real value of the complex variable s, i.e., for s = σ ∊ ℜ, and every entry of F(s) is a quotient of two polynomials in s.

Let F(s) have µ different poles denoted by sk*, k = 1, 2, … µ. The multiplicity of the pole sk* is designated by Vk. We denote its real and imaginary part by Re sk* and Im sk*, respectively.

Theorem 304 Generating theorem

Let F(.) : ℜ → ℜp×n, F(t) = [Fij(t)] , have Laplace transform F(.) : ℭ → ℜp×n, F(s) = [Fįj (s)] , that is real rational matrix function. In order for the norm ||

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