Abstract
We present a general approach to the pole assignment problem for linear stationary hybrid differential-difference systems as a coefficient control problem for their characteristic equations. Various scales (classes) of linear feedback controllers are considered. Special attention is paid to the solvability of the pole assignment problem for such systems in the scale of general differential-difference controllers and in a general scale that, along with differential-difference controllers, contains integral controllers whose kernels are compactly supported functions. A general scheme for constructing such controllers is proposed based on the algebraic properties of the shift operator, the Paley–Wiener theorem on compactly supported functions, and the methods of interpolation theory in the class of entire functions of exponential type. Examples and counterexamples illustrating the results are given.
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