document: Limitations of delayed state feedback : a numerical study Stabilization of a class of linear time-delay systems can be achieved by a numerical procedure , called the continuous pole placement method -LSB- Michiels et al. , 2000 -RSB- . This method can be seen as an extension of the classical pole placement algorithm for ordinary differential equations to a class of delay differential equations . In -LSB- Michiels et al. , 2000 -RSB- it was applied to the stabilization of a linear time-invariant system with an input delay using static state feedback . In this paper we study the limitations of such delayed state feedback laws . More precisely we completely characterize the class of stabilizable plants in the 2D-case . For that purpose we make use of numerical continuation techniques . The use of delayed state feedback in various control applications and the effect of its limitations are briefly discussed
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extractive_keyphrases: continuous pole placement method delay differential equations static state feedback delayed state feedback numerical continuation
abstractive_keyphrases: linear time-delay systems