CONVERT FROM TRANSFER FUNCTION FORM TO STATE SPACE FORM AND COMPUTE THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS
we do as following
y(s)[s4 +0.81066+1.3200596s2 +0.0069483]=u(s)[-0.01785s3 -1.38873s2 -0.0088536s-0.0079611]
this gives
s4y(s)+1.3200596s2 y(s)+0.0069483y(s)+0.81066y(s)=-0.01785s3 u(s)- 1.38873s2 u(s) -0.0088536su(s)-0.0079611u(s)
this gives the following differential equation
y+0.81066y+1.32005596y+0.0069483y=-0.01785u-1.38873u-0.0088536u-0.0079611
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