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30 CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION<br />

Notes and References<br />

We will often refer to linear time-invariant systems throughout the rest of the book. There<br />

are many good references on state space theory of LTI systems. See, for example, references<br />

[15], [2], [64], or [40]. Good sources on phase-plane analysis of second-order systems are<br />

References [32] and [59]. See also Arnold [3] for an excellent in-depth treatment of phaseplane<br />

analysis of nonlinear systems. First-order systems are harder to find in the literature.<br />

Section 1.4 follows Strogatz [76]. The literature on chaotic systems is very extensive. See<br />

Strogatz [76] for an inspiring, remarkably readable introduction to the subject. Section<br />

1.8 is based mainly on this reference. Excellent sources on chaotic dynamical systems are<br />

References [26], [22] and [58]. The magnetic suspension system of Section 1.9.1 is a slightly<br />

modified version of a laboratory experiment used at the University of Alberta, prepared by<br />

Drs. A. Lynch and Q. Zhao. Our modification follows the model used in reference [81].<br />

The pendulum-on-a-cart example follows References [9] and [13]. Our simple model of the<br />

ball-and-beam experiment was taken from reference [43]. This model is not very accurate<br />

since it neglects the moment of inertia of the ball. See Reference [28] for a more complete<br />

version of this model.

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