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Abstract second-order boundary control systems
Many physical systems, such as vibrating elastic bodies, acoustic media and electromagnetic fields, are governed by second-order evolution equations $\ddot x+D\dot x+Sx=0$ and interact with their environment through their boundary. The classical analysis via the operator matrix $\mathcal{A}=\left[\b
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