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Title: Mappings of the finite and infinite zero structures and invertibility structures of general linear multivariable systems under the bilinear transformation
Authors: Chen, B.M. 
Weller, S.R.
Keywords: Bilinear transformation
Continuous-time systems
Discrete-time systems
Linear system theory
Issue Date: Jan-1998
Citation: Chen, B.M.,Weller, S.R. (1998-01). Mappings of the finite and infinite zero structures and invertibility structures of general linear multivariable systems under the bilinear transformation. Automatica 34 (1) : 111-124. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: This paper presents a comprehensive picture of the mapping of structural properties associated with general linear multivariable systems under bilinear transformation. While the mapping of poles of linear multivariable systems under such a transformation is well known, the question of how the structural invariant properties of a given system are mapped remains unanswered. This paper addresses this question. More specifically, we investigate how the finite and infinite zero structures, as well as invertibility structures, of a general continuous-time (discrete-time) linear time-invariant multivariable system are mapped to those of its discrete-time (continuous-time) counterpart under the bilinear (inverse bilinear) transformation. We demonstrate that the structural invariant indices lists ℐ2 and ℐ3 of Morse remain invariant under the bilinear transformation, while the structural invariant indices lists ℐ1 and ℐ4 of Morse are, in general, changed. © 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
Source Title: Automatica
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/80698
ISSN: 00051098
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