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    This document contains the code and output for defining and analyzing a continuous-time state-space model. Matrices A, B, C, and D are defined and used to create the state-space model s1. The canon function is then used to put s1 into canonical form, producing the transformed model s and modal matrix Tj.

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    This document contains the code and output for defining and analyzing a continuous-time state-space model. Matrices A, B, C, and D are defined and used to create the state-space model s1. The canon function is then used to put s1 into canonical form, producing the transformed model s and modal matrix Tj.

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    Deber2 C

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    Rommel Andres Pozo
    This document contains the code and output for defining and analyzing a continuous-time state-space model. Matrices A, B, C, and D are defined and used to create the state-space model s1. The canon function is then used to put s1 into canonical form, producing the transformed model s and modal matrix Tj.

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    A=[0 1;-2 -3];B=[0;1];C=[1 0];D=0;

    s1=ss(A,B,C,D)
    [s,Tj]=canon (s1,'modal')

    >> deber2_c
    a=
    x1 x2
    x1 -1 0
    x2 0 -2
    b=
    u1
    x1 1.118
    x2 1.414
    c=
    x1

    x2

    y1 0.8944 -0.7071
    d=
    u1
    y1 0
    Continuous-time state-space model.
    Tj =
    2.2361

    1.1180

    1.4142

    1.4142

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