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3. Stateg Variableg Models ............................................................................. 79
4. FeedbackgControlgSystemgCharacteristics ......................................... 126
5. Theg Performanceg ofg Feedbackg Controlg Systems ................................. 166
6. Theg Stabilityg ofg Linearg Feedbackg Systems .......................................... 216
7. Theg Rootg Locusg Method ....................................................................... 257
8. Frequencyg Responseg Methods .............................................................. 359
9. Stabilityg ing theg Frequencyg Domain ...................................................... 420
10. Theg Designg ofg Feedbackg Controlg Systems........................................... 492
11. Theg Designg ofg Stateg Variableg Feedbackg Systems ............................... 574
12. RobustgControlgSystems ..................................................................... 633
13. Digitalg Controlg Systems ..................................................................... 691
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