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This book presents a fresh approach to optimal controller synthesis for linear time-invariant (LTI) control systems. The readers are assumed to have taken taught modules on automatic control systems, including classical control in the frequency domain and state variable control, in a first-degree course (BEng or BSc). Knowledge of electrical and electronic engineering will be beneficial to understanding of the approach.
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