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The Foundations of Control Theory

Control systems have been developed and exploited since the beginning of civilization. Control theory, the ability to design and analyze systems from a mathematical foundation, only has a known history of around 185 years. From Maxwell to Black to Evans, this paper looks at the infancy of control theory to the Golden Age of Classical control theory.

Stephen C. Stubberud | Allen R. Stubberud | A. Stubberud | S. Stubberud

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