Abstract

In this note, we consider a general class of stochastic, jump parameter systems and show that the so-called H2 norm is the Frobenius norm of the impulse response matrix of the system. We present a necessary and sufficient condition for the H2 norm to be the induced norm from the input to the output for a particular type of deterministic input signal. As expected in the context of time-varying systems, we cannot extend this result to more general deterministic input signals. Moreover, finite H2 norm do not prevent infinite norm output in response to a finite norm input, unless additional conditions are imposed on the system. Here, we give relatively mild conditions -mean square stability and jumps driven by a finite-dimensional Markov chain starting in equilibrium -and we show that finite H2 norm implies a bounded ratio between the norms of the output and the input, for certain suitable norms.

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