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The synthesis of time optimal feedback control of a single input continuous time linear time invariant (LTI) system is considered. If the control input u(t) is constrained to obey |u(t)| ≤ 1, then it is known that the optimal input switches between the extreme values ±1, according to some “switching surfaces” in the state space. It is shown that for systems with non-zero, distinct and rational eigenvalues, these switching surfaces are semi-algebraic sets and a method to compute them using Groebner basis, is proposed. In the process the null-controllable region for such systems is characterized and computed. Numerical simulations illustrate the proposed computational methods.
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