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THE BOOK is unusual in two ways. First, it offers substantial coverage of both identification (for control-design purposes) and control design. This contrasts with the usual assumption in identification textbooks that control is a separate issue and the assumption in control textbooks that identification demands no more than a chapter. Second, it is intended to be used with an identification-and-control software package, provided with the book. Examples are used both to demonstrate the package and to illustrate the identification and control-design methods. All this is tackled in 241 pages. Does it work?
Well, up to a point. Of course, the selection of topics has to be ruthless to keep the overall length so short. According to the preface, "The aim of this book is to provide the knowledge necessary for the comprehension and implementation of digital techniques for system identification and control, by eliminating on the one hand all the theoretical developments that are unnecessary for the user, and on the
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## Conclusion The asymptotic stability of the origin for a class of sixth order non-linear system is proved. Thus, the result is in the most general form.