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Qing-le Zhang, Biao Wang, Jun-e Feng. Solution and stability of continuous-time cross-dimensional linear systems[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 2021, 22(2): 210-221.
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Abstract: We investigate the solution and stability of continuous-time cross-dimensional linear systems (CCDLSs) with dimension bounded by v-addition and v-product. Using the integral iteration method, the solution to CCDLSs can be obtained. Based on the new algebraic expression of the solution and the Jordan decomposition method of matrix, a necessary and sufficient condition is derived for judging whether a CCDLS is asymptotically stable with a given initial state. This condition demonstrates a method for finding the domain of attraction and its relationships. Then, all the initial states that can be stabilized are studied, and a method for designing the corresponding controller is proposed. Two examples are presented to illustrate the validity of the theoretical results.
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