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In this paper, we have considered tall transfer function matrices of dimension p × m which have no finite zeros.

It has been shown by  Anderson and Deistler (2008) that tall transfer functions do not have zeros generically.

Theorem 2 Consider a tall transfer function matrix W (q ) = D ¯ − 1 [ I m 0 ] ′ where D ¯ (q ) has all determinantal zeros in | q | > 1 and (D ¯ (q ), (I m, 0 ) ′ ) is coprime.

Choose V 12 (which is actually unique) such that the column degrees of F 1 = E 1 + V 12 E 2 are less than the corresponding column degrees of E 2. Consider a tall transfer function matrix W (q ) = D ¯ − 1 [ I m 0 ] ′ where D ¯ (q ) has all determinantal zeros in | q | > 1 and (D ¯ (q ), (I m, 0 ) ′ ) is coprime.

In GDFMs, the latent variables are assumed to be stationary and are described as outputs of rational dynamic systems with tall matrix transfer functions (with more rows than columns).

Furthermore, the proposed method of designing the interactor in this paper can be applied to a tall or fat transfer matrix with full normal rank.

Recall that in the normal course of events, one might expect that a canonical form for the p × p denominator matrix D ˜ p (q ) of a coprime fraction description of a tall p × m transfer function matrix W p (q ) with numerator matrix [ I m 0 ] ′ would be likely to have O (p 2 ) real parameters.

The overall response of the system indicates that, with reasonable approximations, the seismic forces transferred from tall buildings to the foundation soil and an adjacent underground structure can be successfully modeled and evaluated in centrifuge.

Thereafter, selected seedlings were transferred to tall plastic 2.2 L pots (11 × 11 × 21.5 cm) filled with a peat potting soil mixture (Type ZPV potting soil for floriculture, Holland Potgrond, Poeldijk, The Netherlands) till ∼5 cm under the rim.

While longer distances would ensure minimal momentum transfer, a taller weighing vessel would be needed to avoid the effects seen at the 12 mm flight distance in Figure 6.

After a few moments, the first infusion is poured into the slender and taller cup, then transferred immediately to what looks like a sake cup or shot glass.