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An algebraic approach to parameter identification in linear infinite dimensional systems

An algebraic approach to the identification of parameters in linear infinite dimensional systems is proposed. It is based on operational calculus. First, the method is derived for a system with delayed input and homogeneous initial conditions. A similar approach is applicable to systems described by linear partial differential equations. This is discussed for second order p.d.e., in particular for the one dimensional heat equation.