The Fourier method in control systems reduces the study of controllability/
observability to the study of related exponential families. In this paper w
e present examples of such systems, specifically those for which we can pro
ve that the related exponential families form a Riesz basis in correspondin
g appropriately defined Sobolev spaces. This makes it possible to choose 'n
atural' pairs of spaces: the state space observability space and the contro
l space state space, depending on whether an observation or a control probl
em is studied, respectively, so that the observation and control operators
are isomorphisms.