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Optimal control of completely maintainable dynamic systems
The problem of designing an optimal regulator for a linear, discrete-time, state-space system with linear state equality constraints is discussed. The concepts of complete maintainability and uniform complete maintainability are introduced and investigated for these systems. When the system is uniformly completely maintainable, it is demonstrated that the optimal input policy is governed by a linear feedback control law for quadratic performance criteria.