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Controllability and observability of linear control systems over spaces of regulated functions

Valeriu Prepeliţă

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A model of generalized linear systems is considered, which are represented by matrices with elements functions of bounded variation and controls in the space of regulated functions. Controllability and observability of these systems are studied as well as the minimum energy transfer and an optimal control is provided.

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A model of generalized linear systems is considered, which are represented by matrices with elements functions of bounded variation and controls in the space of regulated functions. Controllability and observability of these systems are studied as well as the minimum energy transfer and an optimal control is provided.

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A model of generalized linear systems is considered, which are represented by matrices with elements functions of bounded variation and controls in the space of regulated functions. Controllability and observability of these systems are studied as well as the minimum energy transfer and an optimal control is provided.

Key concepts: Observability, Controllability, Transfer function, Control theory (sociology), Bounded function, Linear system, Mathematics, Control system

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