In [4] an algorithm is presented for analytic phase margin control design.
Without special care, however, the compensator computed with this algorithm
may not be a real rational function. The problem is evident when the plant
has real unstable poles. in this case the algorithm in [4] requires a mapp
ing of real points into complex values, and it is not dear that the resulti
ng compensator has real coefficients. The purpose of this paper is to show
how a complex mapping required in this algorithm can always be selected so
that the compensator does have real coefficients.