Lecture

Polynomial Division & Observer/Controller Approach

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Description

This lecture covers the polynomial division method, including the Bezout identity and the calculation of greatest common divisors. It also delves into the observer/controller approach, demonstrating examples and termination conditions based on the remainders. The instructor explains the process step by step, illustrating the calculations with various examples.

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