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9.3. EXAMPLE 155<br />
displayed in numerical format:<br />
H(s) = 8.00769 × 10−6 +1.71974 s + 260.671 s 2 + 1254.63 s 3 + 899.401 s 4 + ...<br />
1.60154 × 10 −7 +0.0541886 s +17.9691 s 2 + 147.766 s 3 + 138.541 s 4 + ...<br />
... + 1246.85 s 5 + 181.506 s 6 + 276.659 s 7 − 1.22269 s 8 +15.77 s 9<br />
... + 252.726 s 5 +99.6262 s 6 +71.4313 s 7 +19.6362 s 8 +5.15548 s 9 + s 10 .<br />
(9.4)<br />
The poles of this transfer function are located at:<br />
−4.0242 −0.1807 + 0.8543i<br />
−0.2962 + 3.0209i −0.1807 − 0.8543i<br />
−0.2962 − 3.0209i −0.1313<br />
(9.5)<br />
−0.0215 − 2.1720i −2.960 × 10 −6<br />
−0.0215 + 2.1720i −3.091 × 10 −3<br />
and the zeros at:<br />
0.5866 + 3.5000i −0.3625 − 1.0208i<br />
0.5866 − 3.5000i −0.2274<br />
−0.0683 + 2.1804i −6.815 × 10 −3<br />
−0.0683 − 2.1804i −4.660 × 10 −6<br />
−0.3625 + 1.0208i<br />
(9.6)<br />
To compute an approximation G(s) of order 9, a system of 10 quadratic equations<br />
in x 1 ,...,x 10 needs <strong>to</strong> be solved. This system has a finite number of complex solutions<br />
(x 1 ,...,x 10 ) and the associated complex homogeneous polynomial V H of degree 3,<br />
which coincides with the H 2 -criterion function at these solutions, is computed as:<br />
V H = 3.83344 × 10 −20 x 3 1 +(1.36467 × 10 −14 − 1.00376 × 10 −15 i) x 3 2+<br />
(1.36467 × 10 −14 +1.00376 × 10 −15 i) x 3 3 +(3.58175 × 10 −7 +<br />
2.48189 × 10 −7 i) x 3 4 +(3.58175 × 10 −7 − 2.48189 × 10 −7 i) x 3 5+<br />
0.415865 x 3 6 − (9.03372 × 10 −10 − 1.13998 × 10 −9 i) x 3 7−<br />
(9.7)<br />
(9.03372 × 10 −10 +1.13998 × 10 −9 i) x 3 8 +1.93482 × 10 7 x 3 9+<br />
1.97345 × 10 13 x 3 10.<br />
Note that the polynomial V H is highly ill-conditioned since the values of the coefficients<br />
range between 10 −20 and 10 13 , whereas an imaginary part of 10 −7 seems <strong>to</strong> be<br />
significant.<br />
To compare the results of the present approach with the approach of [50], we first<br />
construct likewise the 2 10 × 2 10 = 1024 × 1024 matrices A T x i<br />
, i =1,...,10, explicitly<br />
with Mathematica. Then the built-in function Eigensystem is used <strong>to</strong> calculate all the<br />
eigenvalues and all the eigenvec<strong>to</strong>rs of these matrices. For each matrix A T x i<br />
this takes<br />
between 440 and 540 seconds <strong>to</strong>gether with the eigensystem computation (which takes<br />
between 70 and 100 seconds). To compute and s<strong>to</strong>re all these matrices an amount of<br />
925 MB of internal memory is required.