Show thatwherea 1 ,a 2 ,p,anare the coefficients of the characteristic polynomialSolution.Let us consider the case where n=3.We shall show that(10–140)
The left-hand side of Equation (10–140) isThe right-hand side of Equation (10–140) is(10–141)
The Cayley–Hamilton theorem states that matrix Asatisfies its own characteristic equation or, in
the case of n=3,
(10–142)
Using Equation (10–142), the third column of the right-hand side of Equation (10–141) becomesThus, Equation (10–141) becomesHence, the left-hand side and the right-hand side of Equation (10–140) are the same. We have
thus shown that Equation (10–140) is true. Consequently,The preceding derivation can be easily extended to the general case of any positive integer n.A–10–3. Consider a completely state controllable system
DefineM= CB AB p An-^1 BDx# =Ax+BuM-^1 AM= C
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CBABA^2 BDC
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S =CABA^2 BA^3 BD
- a 3 B-a 2 AB-a 1 A^2 B=A-a 3 I-a 2 A-a 1 A^2 BB=A^3 B
A^3 +a 1 A^2 +a 2 A+a 3 I= 0CBABA^2 BDC
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S =CABA^2 B-a 3 B-a 2 AB-a 1 A^2 BD
AM=ACB AB A^2 BD=CAB A^2 B A^3 BD
AM=MC
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∑s I-A∑=sn+a 1 sn-^1 +p+an- 1 s+anM-^1 AM= G
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