Abstract
The same positive functions (in the sense of reproducing kernel spaces) appear
in a natural way in two different domains, namely the modeling of time-invariant
dissipative linear systems and the theory of linear operators. We use the associated
reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces to study the relationships between these domains. The inverse scattering problem plays a key role in the exposition. The reproducing kernel approach allows to tackle in a natural way more general cases, such as nonstationary systems, the case of non positive metric and the case of pairs of commuting nonself-adjoint operators.
in a natural way in two different domains, namely the modeling of time-invariant
dissipative linear systems and the theory of linear operators. We use the associated
reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces to study the relationships between these domains. The inverse scattering problem plays a key role in the exposition. The reproducing kernel approach allows to tackle in a natural way more general cases, such as nonstationary systems, the case of non positive metric and the case of pairs of commuting nonself-adjoint operators.
Original language | French |
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Place of Publication | Marseille, France |
Publisher | Societe Mathematique de France |
Number of pages | 189 |
ISBN (Print) | 2856290671 |
State | Published - 1998 |
Publication series
Name | Panoramas et syntheses |
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Publisher | Societe mathematique de France |
Volume | 6 |