702 Chapter 9 / Control Systems Analysis in State Spacewhere the greatest common divisor of the n^2 elements (which are functions of l) of B(l)is unity.
Since(lI-A)adj(lI-A)=|lI-A|Iwe obtain
(9–98)from which we find that is divisible by d(l). Let us put(9–99)Because the coefficient of the highest-degree term in lofd(l)has been chosen to be 1, the
coefficient of the highest-degree term in lofc(l)is also 1. From Equations (9–98) and (9–99),
we haveHence,Note that c(l)can be written aswherea(l)is of lower degree than f(l). Since c(A)= 0 andf(A)= 0 , we must have a(A)= 0.
Also, since f(l)is the minimal polynomial,a(l)must be identically zero, orNote that because f(A)= 0 , we can writeHence,Noting that , we obtainSince the greatest common divisor of the n^2 elements of B(l)is unity, we haveTherefore,Then, from this last equation and Equation (9–99), we obtainf(l)=∑l I-A∑
d(l)c(l)=f(l)g(l)= 1B(l)=g(l) C(l)(l I-A) B(l)=c(l) Ic(l) I=g(l)f(l) I=g(l)(l I-A) C(l)f(l) I=(l I-A) C(l)c(l)=g(l)f(l)c(l)=g(l)f(l)+a(l)c(A)= 0(l I-A) B(l)=c(l) I∑l I-A∑=d(l)c(l)∑l I-A∑d(l)(l I-A) B(l)=∑l I-A∑ IOpenmirrors.com