A geometric framework for pole assignment algorithms

The problem of pole assignment by gain output feedback or by low-order dynamical compensator is considered from a geometric point of view. This makes it possible to unify, in a general framework, most of the existing pole assignment methods formulated in a state-space context, such as the minimal-order observers, the Brasch-Pearson compensator, and the methods proposed by H. Kimura, and to simplify their presentation. Moreover, new pole assignment algorithms may be derived from this general formulation. >

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