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Submersive rational difference systems and their accessibility

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The paper describes an algebraic construction of the inversive difference field associated with a discrete-time rational nonlinear control system under the assumption that the system is submersive. We prove that a system is submersive iff its associated difference ideal is proper, prime and reflexive. Next, we show that Kähler differentials of the above inversive field define a module over the corresponding ring of Ore operators, and relate its torsion submodule to the vector space of autonomous one-forms, introduced elsewhere. The above results allow us to check accessibility property and simplify transfer functions with computer algebra techniques.

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    1. accessibility
    2. inversive closure
    3. rational difference system
    4. reflexive ideals
    5. submersivity
    6. transfer function

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