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Sort continuous-time poles by real part
Syntax
s = esort(p) [s,ndx] = esort(p)
Description
esort sorts the continuous-time poles contained in the vector p by real part. Unstable eigenvalues appear first and the remaining poles are ordered by decreasing real parts.
When called with one left-hand argument, s = esort(p) returns the sorted eigenvalues in s.
[s,ndx] = esort(p)
returns the additional argument ndx, a vector containing the indices used in the sort.
Example
Sort the following continuous eigenvalues.p p = -0.2410+ 0.5573i -0.2410- 0.5573i 0.1503 -0.0972 -0.2590 esort(p) ans = 0.1503 -0.0972 -0.2410+ 0.5573i -0.2410- 0.5573i -0.2590
Limitations
The eigenvalues in the vectorp must appear in complex conjugate pairs.
See Also
dsort, sort Sort system poles
eig Calculate eigenvalues and eigenvectors
poleCompute system poles
pzmapPole-zero map
zeroCompute (transmission) zeros