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Hankel singular values of Discrete time system and its inverse.



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An $n$ dimensional discrete-time system $Sigma$ is describe by the ewuations
$$x^{+}=Ax+Bu, quad y=Cx+Du $$



and has the property that $D$ is invertib;e. Its inverse system $Sigma^{-1}$ is described by the state space equations
$$xi^+=(A-BD^{-1}C)xi+BD^{-1}y, quad u=-D^{-1}Cxi+D^{-1}y$$



(Here, $x^+$ denotes the time shifted signal $x^+(t)=x(t+1)$)



a) $quad$ Show that the transfer function of $Sigma^{-1}$ is the inverse of the transfer function of $Sigma$.



b) $quad$ Show that $Sigma$ is reachable if and only if $Sigma^{-1}$ is reachable.



c) $quad$ Assuming that both $Sigma$ and $Sigma^{-1}$ are stable, is it true that the Hankel singular values of $Sigma^{-1}$ are $quad quad$the inverses of the Hankel singular values of $Sigma$?










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    An $n$ dimensional discrete-time system $Sigma$ is describe by the ewuations
    $$x^{+}=Ax+Bu, quad y=Cx+Du $$



    and has the property that $D$ is invertib;e. Its inverse system $Sigma^{-1}$ is described by the state space equations
    $$xi^+=(A-BD^{-1}C)xi+BD^{-1}y, quad u=-D^{-1}Cxi+D^{-1}y$$



    (Here, $x^+$ denotes the time shifted signal $x^+(t)=x(t+1)$)



    a) $quad$ Show that the transfer function of $Sigma^{-1}$ is the inverse of the transfer function of $Sigma$.



    b) $quad$ Show that $Sigma$ is reachable if and only if $Sigma^{-1}$ is reachable.



    c) $quad$ Assuming that both $Sigma$ and $Sigma^{-1}$ are stable, is it true that the Hankel singular values of $Sigma^{-1}$ are $quad quad$the inverses of the Hankel singular values of $Sigma$?










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      An $n$ dimensional discrete-time system $Sigma$ is describe by the ewuations
      $$x^{+}=Ax+Bu, quad y=Cx+Du $$



      and has the property that $D$ is invertib;e. Its inverse system $Sigma^{-1}$ is described by the state space equations
      $$xi^+=(A-BD^{-1}C)xi+BD^{-1}y, quad u=-D^{-1}Cxi+D^{-1}y$$



      (Here, $x^+$ denotes the time shifted signal $x^+(t)=x(t+1)$)



      a) $quad$ Show that the transfer function of $Sigma^{-1}$ is the inverse of the transfer function of $Sigma$.



      b) $quad$ Show that $Sigma$ is reachable if and only if $Sigma^{-1}$ is reachable.



      c) $quad$ Assuming that both $Sigma$ and $Sigma^{-1}$ are stable, is it true that the Hankel singular values of $Sigma^{-1}$ are $quad quad$the inverses of the Hankel singular values of $Sigma$?










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      An $n$ dimensional discrete-time system $Sigma$ is describe by the ewuations
      $$x^{+}=Ax+Bu, quad y=Cx+Du $$



      and has the property that $D$ is invertib;e. Its inverse system $Sigma^{-1}$ is described by the state space equations
      $$xi^+=(A-BD^{-1}C)xi+BD^{-1}y, quad u=-D^{-1}Cxi+D^{-1}y$$



      (Here, $x^+$ denotes the time shifted signal $x^+(t)=x(t+1)$)



      a) $quad$ Show that the transfer function of $Sigma^{-1}$ is the inverse of the transfer function of $Sigma$.



      b) $quad$ Show that $Sigma$ is reachable if and only if $Sigma^{-1}$ is reachable.



      c) $quad$ Assuming that both $Sigma$ and $Sigma^{-1}$ are stable, is it true that the Hankel singular values of $Sigma^{-1}$ are $quad quad$the inverses of the Hankel singular values of $Sigma$?







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