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Perturbation theory of transfer function matrices

Zeros of rational transfer function matrices $R(λ)$ are the eigenvalues of associated polynomial system matrices $P(λ)$, under minimality conditions. In this paper we define a structured condition number for a simple eigenvalue $λ_0$ of a (locally) minimal polynomial system matrix $P(λ)$, which in turn is a simple zero $λ_0$ of its transfer function matrix $R(λ)$. Since any rational matrix can be written as the transfer function of a polynomial system matrix, our analysis yield a structured perturbation theory for simple zeros of rational matrices $R(λ)$. To capture all the zeros of $R(λ)$, regardless of whether they are poles or not, we consider the notion of root vectors. As corollaries of the main results, we pay particular attention to the special case of $λ_0$ being not a pole of $R(λ)$ since in this case the results get simpler and can be useful in practice. We also compare our structured condition number with Tisseur's unstructured condition number for eigenvalues of matrix polynomials, and show that the latter can be unboundedly larger. Finally, we corroborate our analysis by numerical experiments.

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