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Quantify the Unstable

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The Mahler measure, a notion often appearing in the number theory and dynamic system literature, provides a way to quantify the instability in a linear discrete-time system. We will justify this use of Mahler measure in several ways: (1) difficulty in stabilization; (2) minimum channel capacity in networked stabilization; (3) minimum channel capacity in networked estimation; (4) output feedback networked stabilization.

This talk is part of the Control and Power Seminars series.

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