Algebraic Theory for Multivariable Linear Systems
β Scribed by Hans Blomberg and Raimo Ylinen (Eds.)
- Publisher
- Academic Press
- Year
- 1983
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 381
- Series
- Mathematics in Science and Engineering 166
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Edited by
Page iii
Copyright page
Page iv
Preface
Pages v-ix
Hans Blomberg, Raimo Ylinen
Acknowledgements
Page x
Dedication
Page xiv
Symbols
Pages xv-xx
Introduction
Pages 1-45
Part I Basic Concepts of Systems Theory
Pages 47-48
2 Systems and system descriptions
Pages 49-55
3 Interconnections of systems
Pages 56-72
Part II Differential Systems. The Module Structure
Page 73
4 Generation of differential systems
Pages 75-79
5 The C[p]-module X
Pages 80-87
6 Differential input-output relations. Generators
Pages 88-105
7 Analysis and synthesis problems
Pages 106-199
Part III Differential Systems. The Vector Space Structure
Pages 201-202
8 The projection method
Pages 203-242
9 Interconnections of differential systems
Pages 243-269
Part IV Difference Systems
Page 271
10 Generation of difference systems
Pages 273-275
11 The module structure
Pages 276-280
12 Difference input-output relations. Generators
Pages 281-287
13 Analysis and synthesis problems
Pages 288-292
14 The vector space structure. The projection method
Pages 293-299
Appendices
Page 301
A1 Fundamentals of abstract algebra
Pages 303-320
A2 Polynomials and polynomial matrices
Pages 321-339
A3 Polynomials and rational forms in an endomorphism
Pages 340-341
A4 The space D of generalized functions
Pages 342-348
References
Pages 349-352
Index
Pages 353-360
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