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Frequency-truncated system norms

Some applications require norm computation of frequency-truncated systems. A typical frequency-truncated system is one whose frequency response is rational in certain frequency bands and is zero in others. This note explains how to compute the L^2 norm of such systems.

Gjerrit Meinsma | Hanumant Singh Shekhawat

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