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Theoretical analysis reveals the relation between controllability and full-actuation in single-input descriptor linear systems, establishing a novel canonical framework.
Complete controllability and full-actuation of descriptor linear system (DLS) with single input is investigated in this article. Using the standard decomposition, the DLS is decomposed into a slow subsystem and a fast subsystem. A novel canonical form is proposed for the completely controllable fast subsystem, based on which, the fast subsystem is equivalently transformed into a simplest fully-actuated system. The canonical form of the completely controllable DLS is derived. Using the proposed canonical form, the relation between the controllability and full-actuation of the DLS is established. Three examples are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed results.
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