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Low-order stabilizing controllers

A method for designing low-order stabilizing controllers is described. It is shown that for some plants the order of stabilizing controllers may be less than or equal to l (respectively m), where l (respectively m) is the number of plant outputs (respectively inputs). An explicit characterization of a set of low-order stabilizing controllers is given and numerical examples are provided to illustrate the results of the note. >

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