This book covers theoretical methods for the design of continuous time
controllers for linear multivariate systems. It is intended for use by
those wishing to build on a first course in control systems, either to
expand their knowledge as practising engineers or as postgraduate
students doing higher degrees in control engineering.
Based on material used in graduate courses taught by Professor
Balasubramanian at the University of New Brunswick, this book brings
together state space and frequency domain design methods for linear
multivariable systems. It compares their similarities and highlights the
advantages or disadvantages of the various approaches for particular
applications. Divided into eleven chapters this book covers in some
depth: state space design methods, frequency domain methods for
multivariable systems, characteristic locus desiqn methods and
stochastic control problems.