Analysis of the fractional descriptor linear systems by the decomposition into the dynamical and static parts

A new method of the decomposition of the fractional descriptor linear continuoustime and discrete-time systems into dynamical and static parts is proposed. Conditions for the decomposition of the fractional descriptor linear systems are established and procedures for compositions of the matrices of dynamical and static parts are given. The procedures are illustrated by numerical examples.

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Archives of Control Sciences
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.24425/acs.2024.153100
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Cybersecurity and Information Systems
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Analysis of the fractional descriptor linear systems by the decomposition into the dynamical and static parts

Łukasz Sajewski, Tadeusz Kaczorek
Archives of Control Sciences
Cybersecurity and Information Systems
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Analysis of the fractional descriptor linear systems by the decomposition into the dynamical and static parts

Łukasz Sajewski, Tadeusz Kaczorek
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Abstract

A new method of the decomposition of the fractional descriptor linear continuoustime and discrete-time systems into dynamical and static parts is proposed. Conditions for the decomposition of the fractional descriptor linear systems are established and procedures for compositions of the matrices of dynamical and static parts are given. The procedures are illustrated by numerical examples.

Archives of Control Sciences
Bialystok University of Technology (PL)
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Cybersecurity and Information Systems
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