SPSYSYFeb 6, 2020

Structural Completeness of a Multi-channel Linear System with Dependent Parameters

arXiv:1904.015051 citationsh-index: 66
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This work addresses the problem of decentralized control for multi-channel linear systems, offering theoretical conditions to ensure structural completeness, which is important for system stabilization.

The paper provides necessary and sufficient algebraic conditions for a multi-channel linear system with dependent parameters to be structurally complete (i.e., have no fixed spectrum for almost all parameter values), and also gives an equivalent graphical condition for a certain parameterization type.

It is well known that the "fixed spectrum" {i.e., the set of fixed modes} of a multi-channel linear system plays a central role in the stabilization of such a system with decentralized control. A parameterized multi-channel linear system is said to be "structurally complete" if it has no fixed spectrum for almost all parameter values. Necessary and sufficient algebraic conditions are presented for a multi-channel linear system with dependent parameters to be structurally complete. An equivalent graphical condition is also given for a certain type of parameterization.

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