Lecture

System Equivalence

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Description

This lecture covers various topics related to system equivalence, including state-space representation, strict system equivalence, transfer functions, and Euclidean rings. It explains the concept of unimodular matrices and their properties, such as being square and having a constant determinant. The lecture also delves into the process of proving system equivalence through matrix transformations and polynomial functions.

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Official source

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Mathematics

Algebra: Linear algebra, Abstract algebra, Representation theory

Analysis: Numerical analysis

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