Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Notations
- 1 Introduction and Overview
- 2 State/Signal Systems: Trajectories, Transformations, and Interconnections
- 3 State/Signal Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 4 Input/State/Output Representations
- 5 Input/State/Output Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 6 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 7 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 8 Semi-bounded Input/State/Output Systems
- 9 Semi-bounded State/Signal Systems
- 10 Resolvable Input/State/Output and State/Signal Nodes
- 11 Frequency Domain Input/State/Output Systems
- 12 Frequency Domain State/Signal Systems
- 13 Internally Well-Posed Systems
- 14 Well-Posed Input/State/Output Systems
- 15 Well-Posed State/Signal Systems
- Appendix A Operators and Analytic Vector Bundles in H-Spaces
- References
- Index
6 - Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 May 2022
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Notations
- 1 Introduction and Overview
- 2 State/Signal Systems: Trajectories, Transformations, and Interconnections
- 3 State/Signal Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 4 Input/State/Output Representations
- 5 Input/State/Output Systems: Dynamic and Frequency Domain Properties
- 6 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 7 Bounded Input/State/Output Systems in Continuous and Discrete Time
- 8 Semi-bounded Input/State/Output Systems
- 9 Semi-bounded State/Signal Systems
- 10 Resolvable Input/State/Output and State/Signal Nodes
- 11 Frequency Domain Input/State/Output Systems
- 12 Frequency Domain State/Signal Systems
- 13 Internally Well-Posed Systems
- 14 Well-Posed Input/State/Output Systems
- 15 Well-Posed State/Signal Systems
- Appendix A Operators and Analytic Vector Bundles in H-Spaces
- References
- Index
Summary
Chapter 6 considers the legal basis on which linked data is used and disclosed for research in the three jurisdictions under consideration. The bodies of law relevant to research using individual-level data without consent are examined. The chapter describes how these bodies of law regulate the use of data and balance the relevant private and public interests in play. The chapter critiques these bodies of law in terms of clarity and consistency, including consistency with the human rights norms and ethical principles discussed in previous chapters.
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- Linear State/Signal Systems , pp. 370 - 459Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2022