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The 40 pages that link to Control theory, each with the reason it gives.

• FeedbackNarrower topic: It formalizes feedback as a way to regulate dynamic systems.

• AutomationNarrower topic: Feedback control lets automated systems correct deviations from desired states.

• Feedback loopNarrower topic: It formalizes feedback for controlling dynamic systems.

• Stability theoryNarrower topic: Controllers are commonly designed to make desired states stable despite disturbances.

• Frequency responseNarrower topic: Frequency-response methods assess feedback-system performance and stability.

• Laplace transformNarrower topic: Control engineers use transforms to analyze system response and stability.

• State spaceNarrower topic: State-space models let controllers account for coupled variables and changing system states.

• Positive feedbackNarrower topic: Positive feedback is a control structure whose effects control theory analyzes.

• Cayley–Hamilton theoremNarrower topic: State-transition matrices use polynomial identities to simplify system calculations.

• TeleoperationNarrower topic: It supplies methods for analyzing stability and performance in remote control.

• Control systemNarrower topic: Control theory supplies the main analytical framework for designing control systems.

• Richard BellmanNarrower topic: Bellman’s research linked optimization to the mathematical control of systems.

• Carathéodory's existence theoremNarrower topic: Controlled systems often produce time-dependent right-hand sides with limited regularity.

• Hendrik Wade BodeNarrower topic: Bode’s analytical tools became part of the foundation of this broader discipline.