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2. MathematicalJ ModelsJ ofJ Systems............................................................ 20
3. StateJ VariableJ Models.............................................................................. 79
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5. TheJ PerformanceJ ofJ FeedbackJ ControlJ Systems................................... 166
6. TheJ StabilityJ ofJ LinearJ FeedbackJ Systems ........................................... 216
7. TheJ RootJ LocusJ Method........................................................................ 257
8. FrequencyJ ResponseJ Methods ............................................................... 359
9. StabilityJ inJ theJ FrequencyJ Domain ....................................................... 420
10. TheJ DesignJ ofJ FeedbackJ ControlJ Systems ............................................ 492
11. TheJ DesignJ ofJ StateJ VariableJ FeedbackJ Systems ................................. 574
12. RobustJControlJSystems...................................................................... 633
13. DigitalJ ControlJ Systems ...................................................................... 691
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