Lecture

Optimal Gain of Linear Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of optimal gain in linear systems, explaining how to compute it and its association with a norm. It also delves into the Cholesky decomposition, the Orr mechanism, and the lift-up mechanism in fluid dynamics.

Instructor

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