This paper presents a new way to justify the controllability of linear ordinary systems. This way is based on the maximum geometric multiplicity of eigenvalues for the coefficient matrix of the linear ordinary equation. This method is equivalent to other discrimination laws for controllability.
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Controllability, Ordinary Differential Equation, Geometric Multiplicity, Eigenvalues
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