Repetitive processes are a distinct class of two-dimensional linear systems of practical and theoretical interest. Most of the available control theory for them is for the case of linear dynamics and focuses on systems theoretic properties such as stability and controllability/observability. This paper uses an extension of standard, or one-dimensional, feedback control schemes to control a physically relevant subclass of these processes.
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