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The System edit

Consider  . The pair ( , ) is D-admissible if it is regular and causal, and the eigenvalues of ( , ) lie within the LMI region D of the complex plane, which is defined as

 , where

 

 , and   is the complex complex conjugate of  .

Conditions edit

The pair ( , ) is D-admissible if and only if any of the following equivalent conditions are satisfied.

  1. There exist     where   rank and   satisfying  
  2. There exist   where   satisfying   and  
  3. There exist   where   rank  and   satisfying  
  4. There exist    where   rank  and   satisfying   where   is the Kroenecker product and   is an   matrix filled with ones.
  5. There exist   where   satisfying   and   where   is the Kroenecker product and   is an   matrix filled with ones.
  6. There exist   where   rank  and   satisfying   where   is the Kroenecker product and   is an   matrix filled with ones.

Reference edit

Caverly, Ryan; Forbes, James (2021). LMI Properties and Applications in Systems, Stability, and Control Theory.