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Šebek, Michael
Polynomial approach to pole placement in MIMO $n-D$ systems. (English). Kybernetika, vol. 25 (1989), issue 4, pp. 271-277
MSC: 93B25, 93B55, 93C05, 93C35 | MR 1015032 | Zbl 0684.93038
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