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Fundamental limit of discrete-time systems in tracking multi-tone sinusoidal signals

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This paper studies the tracking performance of linear time-invariant multi-variable discrete-time systems. The speciﬁc problem under consideration is to track a multi-tone sinus...

Weizhou Su, Li Qiu, Jie Chen

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