Eliahu I. Jury

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Eliahu I. Jury was a prominent control theorist and electrical engineer known for his foundational contributions to stability analysis and digital control systems.

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instanceOf academic
control theorist
electrical engineer
person
academicDiscipline electrical engineering and computer sciences
affiliation University of California, Berkeley
areaOfResearch digital signal processing
discrete-time control systems
multivariable systems
polynomial stability criteria
contribution contributed to design methods for digital filters and controllers
developed a tabular method for testing stability of discrete-time linear systems
extended Routh–Hurwitz-type stability ideas to the unit circle for digital systems
worked on robust stability criteria for polynomials
field control theory
digital control
electrical engineering
gender male
hasConceptNamedAfter Jury stability table
Jury test
influenced modern digital control theory
stability analysis techniques for discrete systems
influencedBy classical control theory
knownFor Routh–Hurwitz stability criterion
surface form: Jury stability criterion

digital control systems
discrete-time system stability analysis
multivariable stability theory
work on real and complex polynomials in stability
z-transform methods in control
language English
nationality American
notability pioneer in digital control stability analysis
notableWork Inners and Stability of Dynamic Systems
Sampled-Data Control Systems
Stability of Linear Systems
Theory and Application of the z-Transform Method
occupation author
professor
researcher
publishedIn IRE Transactions on Automatic Control
surface form: IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers
surface form: IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems
taught control systems
digital signal processing

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