State-Feedback Control in Descriptor Discrete-Time Fractional-Order Linear Systems: A Superstability-Based Approach

In this article, the superstabilizing state-feedback control problem in descriptor discrete-time fractional-order linear (DDFL) systems with a regular matrix pencil is studied. Methods for investigating the stability and superstability of the considered class of dynamical systems are presented. Procedures for the computation of the static state-feedback (SSF) and dynamic state-feedback (DSF) gain matrices such that the closed-loop DDFL (CL-DDFL) system is superstable are presented. A numerical example is used to show the efficacy of the presented approach. Our considerations were based on the Drazin inverse matrix method.