Control system with 4 poles

Can you help me compare these results? They're the simulations of a control system. When we change the poles, (in this case, there are 4 poles), the response system also changes. The 4 poles involves complex numbers, but I don't see the relationship between the poles and the response. I don't see an exact description. I mean, a description like:
if the real number is increased, then the response would be more oscillatory or if the imaginary part is smaller, then the faster the convergence to 0.
Help, please?

Here are the pictures of the 3 different results:

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Ramani Aswath

First of all, this is not my area. However, even to check if I can be of help, the links provided do not seem to work. You can mail me at bioramani (at) g m a i l.(c o m)
Ramani Aswath

Have you looked at this?
Control Systems/Poles and Zeros - Wikibooks, open books for an open world
Aruwin

A.V.Ramani
Have you looked at this?
Control Systems/Poles and Zeros - Wikibooks, open books for an open world
Yes, I have looked at that thread, but I still can't compare the 3 simulations.
I sent you an email, please look at it.
ABCD ABCD

An area which i like to learn a lot. Perhaps, it requires someone who is okay to have a chat with me in a private conversation.
pinank

Dude can you explain your system more elaborately? And the response changes as per the values of zeta and w..

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Control system with 4 poles

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