Partial stabilization of generalized state-space systems using the disk function method. (English) Zbl 1201.65068
Summary: We consider the stabilization problem for large-scale linear systems in generalized state-space form. We discuss how the disk function method for matrix pencils can be used to design a partial stabilization procedure that preserves the stable poles of the system and stabilizes the unstable ones.
MSC:
| 65F99 | Numerical linear algebra |
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