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0                                         x 0q
                                       + T i−p,j−q−1      u pq             + T i−1,j−q−1 [A 0 ,B 0 ]
                                                    B 2                                         u 0q

                                                                                               x 00
                                    h
                                                v
                              where x ∈ R  n 1  and x ∈ R n 2  are the hori-  + T i−1,j−1 [A 0 ,B 0 ] +  (2)
                                    ij          ij                                             u 00
                                                              m
                              zontal and vertical state vectors, u ij ∈ R is
                                                                                 n
                                                  p
                              the input vector, y ij ∈ R is the output vec-  where x i,j ∈ R is the semistate local vector,
                              tor, A 1 , A 2 , A 3 , A 4 , B 1 , B 2 , C 1 , C 2 , D are  u i,j ∈ R m  is the input vector, E, A k , B k
                              given real matrices, and the transition matrix  (k = 0, 1, 2)C, D are given real matrices
                              T pq is defined by                      with E possibly singular and the transition
                                                                     matrices T p q are defined by
                                   
                                    I n for p = q = 0                      
                                   
                                   
                                                                            A 0 T −1,−1 + A 1 T 0,−1
                                    A 1 A 2                                
                                              for p = 1,q = 0              
                                                                            
                                                                            +A 2 T −1,0 + I for p = q = 0
                                      00
                                   
                                   
                                                                    ET pq =  A 0 T p−1,q−1 + A 1 T p,q−1
                                       00
                              T pq =           for p = 0,q = 1 and          
                                                                            
                                    A 3 A 4                                 +A 2 T p−1,q
                                                                            
                                                                           
                                                                             for p 6= 0 and/or q 6= 0
                                    T 10 T i−1,j + T 01 T i,j−1 for
                                   
                                   
                                   
                                    i, j ∈ Z + (i + j> 0)
                                   
                                                                    and
                                   
                                     0 for p< 0 or/and q< 0
                                                                                                 −1
                                                                         [Ez 1 z 2 − A 0 − A 1 z 1 − A 2 z 2 ]
                              Substitution of (2) into (1b) yields the re-   ∞    ∞
                                                                            X    X       −(p+1) −(q+1)
                              sponse formula.                            =           T pq z    z
                                                                                         1     2
                                                                           p=−n 1 q=−n 2
                              general response formula for generalized
                                                                     pair (n 1 ,n 2 ) of positive integers n 1 ,n 2 such
                              2-D model   the solution x ij to the gener-
                              alized 2-D model                       that T pq = 0 for p< −n 1 and/or q< −n 2
                                                                     is called the index of the model. Substitution
                                                                     of (2) into (1b) yields the response formula.
                              Ex i+1,j+1 = A 0 x ij + A 1 x i+1,j + A 2 x i,j+1
                                         + B 0 u ij + B 1 u i+1,j
                                                                     general-purpose motor  term often used
                                                          (1a)
                                         + B 2 u i,j+1               to describe National Electrical Manufactur-
                                                           (1b)      ers Association (NEMA) class B, and less
                                    y ij = Cx ij + Du ij
                                                                     often class B, induction motors. General-
                              i, j ∈ Z + (the set of nonnegative integers)  purpose motors are those typically used when
                              with admissible boundary conditions x i0 , i ∈  relatively low starting currents, low slip,
                              Z + and x 0j , j ∈ Z + is given by     good speed regulation, moderate starting
                                                                     torque, and high efficiency are the predomi-
                                    i+n 1 j+n 2                      nant concerns.
                                    X X
                               x ij =       T i−p−1,j−q−1 B 0
                                    p=1 q=1                          general-purpose register  a register that
                                                                     is not assigned to a specific purpose, such
                                    + T i−p,j−q−1 B 1
                                                                     as holding condition codes or a stack pointer,

                                    + T i−p−1,j−q B 2 u pq
                                                                     but that may be used to hold any sort of value.
                                      i+n 1
                                      X                              General-purpose registers are typically not
                                    +      T i−p,j−1 [A 1 ,B 1 ]
                                                                     equipped with any dedicated logic to oper-
                                      p=1
                                                                     ate on the data stored in the register.

                                                         x p0
                                    + T i−p−1,j−1 [A 0 ,B 0 ]
                                                         u p0        general-use switch  a manually operated
                                                                     switching device designed for general use. It
                                      i+n 2
                                      X
                                    +      T i−1,j−q [A 2 ,B 2 ]     is designed to interrupt rated current at rated
                                                                     voltage.
                                      q=1
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