Lecture

Observability and Duality

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Description

This lecture explores the observability of Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems, discussing the concept of controllability and reachability, the principle of duality, and the observability test. The instructor explains how to determine if a system is observable, the implications of unobservable states, and provides examples to illustrate the theory.

Instructor

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