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Linear Systems and Optimization | Introduction to Linear Dynamical Systems
Instructor: Boyd, Stephen
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Handout Name
Handout Usage
Cover page and table of contents
1.
Overview
Lecture 1
2.
Linear functions
Lecture 2-3
3.
Linear algebra review
Lectures 3-4
4.
Orthonormal sets of vectors and QR factorization
Lecture 4-5
5.
Least-squares
Lectures 5-6
6.
Least-squares applications
Lectures 6-7
7.
Regularized least-squares and Gauss-Newton method
Lectures 7-8
8.
Least-norm solutions of underdetermined equations
Lectures 8-9
9.
Autonomous linear dynamical systems
Lecture 9
10.
Solution via Laplace transform and matrix exponential
Lecture 11
11.
Eigenvectors and diagonalization
Lectures 12-13
12.
Jordan canonical form
Lectures 13-14
13.
Linear dynamical systems with inputs and outputs
Lectures 14-15
14.
Example: Aircraft dynamics
Lecture 15
15.
Symmetric matrices, quadratic forms, matrix norm, and SVD
Lectures 15-17
16.
SVD applications
Lectures 17-18
17.
Example: Quantum mechanics
Lecture 18
18.
Controllability and state transfer
Lectures 18-20
19.
Observability and state estimation
Lecture 20
20.
Summary and final comments
Lecture 20
Additional Background Notes:
Handout Name
1
Matrix primer notes
Matrix primer lecture 1
Matrix primer lecture 2
Matrix primer lecture 3
2.
Crimes against matrices
3.
Basic notation
4.
Least squares and least norm solutions using Matlab
5.
Solving general linear equations using Matlab
6.
Low rank approximation and extremal gain problems
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