A polynomial matrix solution of the optimal deterministic servomechanism problem, for continuo its-time systems, is presented. A closed-loop optimal controller is obtained driven by the tracking error, as in classical control schemes. The controller is easily computed via a standard polynomial matrix manipulation and solution algorithms.
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