Frequency Domain Design
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The aim of this research is to develop a frequency domain design theory         applicable to arbitrary linear feedback systems.  The approach is based         on three tools developed over the past half-dozen years: the Youla              parameterization, the Arveson frequency response, and the extended              Hermann-Martin model; and will include investigations of the                    simultaneous stabilization problem, the minimal degree compensator              problem, the pole placement problem, and the initial value problem in           single variate, multivariate, and general linear systems settings.
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