J Austral Math Soc Ser B 36 pp286--312, 1995.
(Received 22 October 1992; revised 5 May 1993)
In this paper we resolve the problem of controllability of nonlinear interconnected systems of neutral type. We consider two types of systems, a general one, and one in which some control appears linearly. In each case we insist that each isolated system of the interconnected problem is controlled by its own variables while taking into account the interacting effects. Controllability is proved by assuming some controllability criteria of each isolated system and some growth condition of the interconnecting function. Fixed point and open mapping theorems are used. Examples from economics and engineering are presented.
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