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Introductionc models of control systems giving physical interpretation of the introduced parameters. The second part is not necessary for the understanding of the following considerations, although mathematical versions of the discussed models will often appear.

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Controllability and observabilitybility, are studied. Specific formulae for controls transferring one state onto another as well as algebraic characterizations of controllable and observable systems are obtained. A complete classification of controllable systems with one dimensional input is given.

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Dynamic programmingblem on a finite time interval. A fundamental role is played here by the Riccati-type matrix differential equations. The stabilization problem is reduced to an analysis of an algebraic Riccati equation.

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Linear control systemso Hille and Yosida and to Lions are given. Abstract material is illustrated by self-adjoint and differential operators. The final section is devoted to nonhomogenous differential equations in Banach spaces which are the mathematical models of infinite dimensional control systems.

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Controllability their adjoint operators. The abstract results lead to specific descriptions of approximately controllable and exactly controllable systems which are applicable to parabolic and hyperbolic equations. Formulae for controls which transfer one state to another are given as well.

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Stability and stabilizabilityed by the spectrum of the generator. Then we will prove that stable systems are characterized by their corresponding Liapunov equations. It is also proved that null controllability implies stabilizability and that under additional conditions a converse implication takes place.

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