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Differentiability of the Pritchard-Salamon systems with admissible state-feedback
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YU Xin. Differentiability of the Pritchard-Salamon systems with admissible state-feedback[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2005, 6(4): 311-314.
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Abstract: Due to the fact that many papers on a wide range of control problems for pritchard-Salamon systems have appeared and many of its important mathematical and system theoretical properties have been revealed, this paper deals with the differentiability of the Pritchard-Salamon system with admissible state-feedback. Spectrum analysis showed that under definite condition, the unbounded perturbation semigroup of the Pritchard-Salamon system is eventually differentiable.
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