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Quantitatively hyper-positive real rational functions IV: The canonical case
In the linear time-invariant framework, passive systems are modeled by positive real functions. Dissipative systems can be modeled by the subset of quantita- tively Hyper-positive real functions, related through nested inclusions. This family was introduced and studied in our three previous works. H
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