[Proceedings] 1992 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems
DOI: 10.1109/iscas.1992.230153
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Complex domain transformations for 2D systems in state-space description

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“…Next, nitrogen gas and magnesium powder are blown into molten iron to make it boiling. Under the condition of high temperature, dramatic chemical reactions take place between magnesium agent and sulfur in the molten iron, and produces magnesium sulfide [2] . At this point, hot metal desulfurization is completed.…”
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“…Next, nitrogen gas and magnesium powder are blown into molten iron to make it boiling. Under the condition of high temperature, dramatic chemical reactions take place between magnesium agent and sulfur in the molten iron, and produces magnesium sulfide [2] . At this point, hot metal desulfurization is completed.…”
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“…It is a typical multivariable control system. If this project is placed in the framework of the multidimensional system control theory and taken into consideration, then the system is a MIMO system [1,[5][6][7][8][9][10] . For a given multidimensional system, the description of its state-space is expressed as:…”
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“…, z n ) (9) obtained by using the n-variable bilinear transformation. Now substituting (12) into (13) immediately yields the result of (8).…”
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“…A simple relationship between the state-space representations of a one-dimensional (1-D) discrete system and a 1-D continuous system, which are related by (univariable) bilinear transformation, is given in [10] while the case for the double bilinear transformation has been investigated in [11][12][13][14] in terms of the 2-D Roesser state-space model [17]. The statespace formulation given in [12,13] is described by using the block matrices of the Roesser model and possesses a rather complicated form. A simpler result has been given in [11] based on block diagram analysis for the transformed system.…”
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