International Journal of Control · 1984 · 75 citations · 20 references
Discrete Dynamical SystemClassical Kalman DecompositionConstant DimensionalityLinear SystemObservabilityDiscrete DynamicDiscrete MathematicsLinear ControlControllabilityCanonical Structure TheoremCanonical Decomposition
In this paper a linear periodic discrete-time system is studied. On the basis of simple properties of the subspaces of controllable states and of unreconstructible ones, a canonical structure theorem is derived. This generalizes 1o such a system the classical Kalman decomposition, while preserving the constant dimensionality of the four subsystems which arise when a periodic continuous-time system is decomposed. The dynamic matrices of the non-controllable and/or non-reconstructible subsystems are shown to be non-singular at each time instant, as those for a time-invariant discrete-time system are.
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David G. Luenberger · IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control · 1966 · 1.7K citations