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Transformation of the transfer function variables of the singular $$n$$- dimensional Roesser model. (English) Zbl 0743.94026
Summary: A singular Roesser model is presented for a non-causal $$n$$-dimensional $$(n-D)$$ system described by an $$n-D$$ transfer function with non-monic dominator. Transformations of the transfer function variables (inversion, multivariable bilinear transformation) have been used to transform the given polynomial to monic form. These transformations are also discussed in state-space description terms. Additionally, the matrix $$Q$$ which relates the coefficients vector of the transformed polynomial to that of the original one is obtained using $$n$$-way matrix methods.

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 94C99 Circuits, networks
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