Abstract

In this paper, we study the problem of controlling a linear system with polynomial controls. We establish upper bounds of admissible polynomial controls in two special cases: systems with distinct eigenvalues and systems with all real eigenvalues. For certain other classes we show that the existence of such control of a minimum possible degree is equivalent to questions about the existence of multiple zeros for certain classes of entire functions.

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