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The stability of systems with multiplicative feedback

Automatica, 1968
The global phase-portrait concept of Poincare is used initially to predict the stability of two continuous systems which have multiplicative feedback. Singularities at infinity are revealed which are coalitions of saddle points and nodes. Where stability is not global, Lyapunov functions are generated to define the domain of stability in the general ...
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Homogeneous stabilizing feedback for homogeneous systems

Proceedings of the 2000 American Control Conference. ACC (IEEE Cat. No.00CH36334), 2000
We deal with the stabilizability problem of a homogeneous nonlinear systems. We provide the sufficient condition under which the system considered is globally asymptotically stabilizable by an homogeneous feedback law.
Ourida Chabour   +2 more
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Feedback stabilization of spin systems

Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2006
The feedback stabilization problem for ensembles of coupled spin 1/2 systems is discussed. The noninvasive nature of the bulk measurement allows for a fully unitary and deterministic closed loop. The Lyapunov-based feedback design does not require that the spins are selectively addressable.
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Boundary feedback stabilization of the Schlögl system

Automatica, 2015
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Martin Gugat, Fredi Tröltzsch
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On the stability of convolution feedback systems with dynamical feedback

Automatica, 1975
This paper considers distributed n-inputn-output convolution feedback systems characterized by y = G"1*e, z = G"2*y and e = u - z, where the forward path transfer function [email protected]^"1 and the feedback path transfer function [email protected]^"2 both contain a real single unstable pole at different locations.
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On the stability of equilibria in metabolic feedback systems

Journal of Mathematical Biology, 1985
A sufficient criterion for the stability of the equilibrium of a metabolic feedback system will be constructed.
Berding, Christoph, Haubs, Georg
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Stability results for nonlinear feedback systems

Automatica, 1977
This paper presents an approach towards deriving sufficient conditions for the stability of nonlinear feedback systems. The central features of the approach are twofold. Firstly, useful stability tests are obtained for the case when the subsystems have nonlinear dynamics; secondly, a unifying set of general stability criteria are given, from which ...
Hill, DJ, Moylan, PJ
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A Stabilizing Feedback of an Uncertain Control System

2003
A nonlinear control system, describing the continuous methane fermentation is considered. By means of a nonlinear coordinate change the control system is transformed into an equivalent form, involving only measurable quantities of the real process. Assuming that the parameters of the model are not exactly known but bounded within intervals, the set of ...
Mikhail Krastanov, Neli S. Dimitrova
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Stability of systems under interference feedback

2009 European Control Conference (ECC), 2009
Distributed power control problems in wireless communications can be modeled as a highly nonlinear feedback system. The nonlinear coupling appear when a large number of mobile stations interact through interference and it is well known that this may lead to instabilities.
Anders Möller, Ulf T. Jönsson
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Stability and feedback stabilization for a class of mixed potential systems

52nd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2013
This paper studies the problems of stability analysis and feedback stabilization design for a class of control affine systems where the drift dynamics is generated by a metriplectic structure. Those systems are composed of a conserved part and a dissipative part and appear, for example, in non-equilibrium thermodynamics.
Nicolas Hudon   +2 more
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