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Algebraic-function theory in the analysis of multivariable feedback systems

Algebraic-function theory in the analysis of multivariable feedback systems

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The ‘characteristic locus design method’ is essentially a complex-variable approach, which relies heavily on algebraic-function theory for its rigorous foundation. In the paper, a summary is given of results developed during the past three years from an algebraic-function theoretic approach to the analysis of multivariable feedback systems.

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