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- This paper investigates the characteristics of blocked linear systems that emerge from blocking discrete-time linear time invariant systems.
- It emphasizes the connection between blocked and unblocked systems, reviewing previous findings and introducing new significant results.
- A special focus is placed on the zero properties of the blocked system, filling a gap in existing literature on the topic.
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This paper presents a systematic study on the properties of blocked linear systems that have resulted from blocking discrete-time linear time invariant systems. The main idea is to explore the relationship between the blocked and the unblocked systems. Existing results are reviewed and a number of important new results are derived. Focus is given particularly on the zero properties of the blocked system as no such study has been found in the literature.
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