By Liyi Dai
This monograph is sums up the improvement of singular approach conception and offers the keep watch over circle with a scientific idea of the approach. It makes a speciality of the research and synthesis of singular regulate structures. Its targeted good points contain systematic dialogue of controllabilities and observabilities, layout of singular or common observers and compensators with their structural balance, platforms research through move matrix, and experiences of discrete-time singular structures. a few acquaintance with linear algebra and linear platforms is believed. potential readers are graduate scholars, scientists, and different researchers on top of things concept and its functions. a lot of the fabric within the e-book is new.
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Strong impulse behavior may stop the system from working or even destroy it. For example, in the singular system Ex = Ax + Bu + v, where v is white noise, any possible impulse terms may appear in x~(t) (Cobb, 1984). Thus, it requires that we must eliminate these impulse terms by imposing appropriate control inputs. This point will be seen more clearly later. Now we will explore the criteria for impulse controllability. 3. The following statements are equivalent. 2) is impulse controllable. (b) its fast subsystem ( 2 - 2 .