Regular Rational Matrix Functions with Prescribed Pole and Zero Structure
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Abstract
The problem to construct all regular rational matrix functions with a prescribed pole and zero structure is solved explicitly. Also the necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a solution is derived. The proofs use an appropriate Möbius transformation to reduce the problem to the case when the functions are regular at infinity.
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Rational Matrix Admissible Pair Minimal System Inverse Spectral Problem Minimal Realization
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