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Geometric structures of stable state feedback systems
A parameterization of the set of all stabilizing state feedback gains is given, and a geometric structure of the set of stable state feedback systems in the set of stable matrices is used. It is shown that it is natural to provide these sets with a vector bundle structure. Obtained results not only provide fundamental guidelines for designing state feedback gains using parameterization, but also a new approach to analyzing structures of linear stable systems.<>