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Optimal Hankel-norm model reductions: Multivariable systems

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This paper represents a first attempt to derive a closed-form (Hankel-norm) optimal solution for multivariable system reduction problems. The basic idea is to extend the scalar ease approach in [5] to deal with the multivariable systems. The major contribution lies in the development of a minimal degree approximation (MDA) theorem and a computation algorithm. The main theorem describes a closed-form formulation for the optimal approximants, with the optimality verified by a complete error analysis. In deriving the main theorem, some useful singular value/vector properties associated with block-Hankel matrices are explored and a key extension theorem is also developed. Imbedded in the polynomial-theoretic derivation of the extension theorem is an efficient approximation algorithm. This algorithm consists of three steps: i) compute the minimal basis solution of a polynomial matrix equation; ii) solve an algebraic Riccati equation; and iii) find the partial fraction expansion of a rational matrix.

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