01-07-2013 06:20 PM
No, If the original equation is valid for all z and all coefficients are coefficients (not functions of z), then crossrulz is right. It is a standard procedure.
You can not find constant coefficients a, b to satisfy the following equation for all z: a*z+b*z^2=z^3.
01-08-2013 07:47 AM
@Alexander_Sobolev wrote:
No, If the original equation is valid for all z and all coefficients are coefficients (not functions of z), then @crossrulz is right. It is a standard procedure.
You can not find constant coefficients a, b to satisfy the following equation for all z: a*z+b*z^2=z^3.
This is especially true when you think of z as a delay, as it normally is in signal processing and control.