Digraph analysis of large-scale systems: the system primitive

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Mapping differential equations into digraphs is shown to give additional insight into system properties, such as controllability and observability. The concept of the system primitive is introduced.

Inspec keywords: observability; directed graphs; large-scale systems; controllability; state-space methods

Other keywords: large scale systems; controllability; directed graph analysis; stability; observability; state space equations; system primitive

Subjects: Multivariable control systems; Control system analysis and synthesis methods

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      • Kevorkian, A.K.: `Structural aspects of large dynamic systems', paper 193, 6th IFAC world congress, 1975, Boston.
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      • O.I. Franksen , P. Falster , F.J. Evans . Structural aspects of controllability and observability, Parts I and II. J. Franklin Inst.
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