Science

To the memory of

Sergey Konstantinovich Persidsky

 
Linear relations

in a problem of decomposition of causal 2-D systems

V.T.Borukhov

Institute of Mathematics, Byelorussian Academy of Sciences

Surganov str., 11, 220072, Minsk, Byelorussia

O.M.Kvetko

Byelorussian State Agricultural Technical University

Nezavisimosti avenue, 99/1, 200023, Minsk, Byelorussia

 

 

 

As is known, binary relations are used in decision analysis, in the complex engineering systems simulation and synthesis and in other branches of science and technology. A binary linear relations were defined by R.Arens as a subspace of the direct product X´X, where X is a vector space. A notion of the linear relation extends a notion of a graph of a linear operator. In particular a product of relations is defined for two linear relations. And for operators it coincides with the definition of a product of operators.

Applying linear relations in a theory of linear dynamic systems is based on the fact that typical properties of linear dynamical systems are invariant with respect to the action of the Brunovsky group (or the feedback group) or of the Morse group in a general case. The action of the Morse group on the set of linear 'input-state-output' systems is equivalent to the action of the general linear group GL(X) on the set of linear relations which are associated with the 'input-state-output' systems. It substantially allows to simplify the methods of research structure properties of the linear dynamic systems. For example, controllability condition, invertibility condition and other conditions are more simple in terms of associated linear relations than in initial terms of linear system.

In the paper a linear relations approach to problems of decomposition and classification (with respect to the Brunovsky group) of a set of causal 2-D systems is described. There are the results obtained for the problems of decomposition of linear relations and linear discrete 'input-state' systems for arbitrary infinite-dimensional vector spaces. A peculiarity of the approach we consider is in applying the ordinals theory for a parametrization of the orbits set of the action of the Brunovsky group on the linear 'input-state-output' systems set.

The necessary and sufficient conditions for a causal linear 2-D systems decomposability into an attainable and free subsystems in general case are obtained in this paper. The sequence of ordinals for 2-D systems which are invariant with respect to the actions of the Brunovsky group are described. A problem of stabilization of these systems is considered too. A criterion of stabilizability of causal 2-D systems in general case is obtained in this paper.

Preliminary information to the theory of systems of the form (1) is given in Section 1. In Section 2 we adduce the main results of investigation of the associated decomposition problem for the linear relations and the discrete linear dynamic systems in infinite-dimensional vector spaces. Detailed proofs of these results were obtained early. The necessary and sufficient conditions for a decomposing the causal linear 2-D systems into an attainable and free subsystems in general case are obtained in Section 3. The typical properties of 2-D systems which are invariant with respect to the action of the Brunovsky group are described. A stabilizability criterion for a given class of 2-D systems is presented.

It is appropriate mention here that Professor S.K.Persidsky carried out series of fundamental research in the area of modeling and stability of discrete systems in addition to far-famed research of stability of nonlinear differential systems. In particular he proved the effective criteria of exponential stability of non-linear difference equations. S.K.Persidsky and his school devised mathematical methods which find a use for different areas of engineering science.

borukhov@im.bas-net.by

 

 

 




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