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... theorem This small - gain result complements Lemma A.1 in [ 11 ] and Lemma 3.4 in [ 30 ] . Theorem 1. Let μa and μ be input measures . Suppose given a KL - function ß , a number ro≥0 , a K - function y for which y ( r ) < r if r > ro ...
... theorem This small - gain result complements Lemma A.1 in [ 11 ] and Lemma 3.4 in [ 30 ] . Theorem 1. Let μa and μ be input measures . Suppose given a KL - function ß , a number ro≥0 , a K - function y for which y ( r ) < r if r > ro ...
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... Theorem 1. For ease of reference , we present the small - gain results in [ 11 ] and [ 33 ] and indicate how they follow from Theorem 1 . 4.5.1 . IOS - finite dimensional state space representation We begin by showing how Theorem 1 can ...
... Theorem 1. For ease of reference , we present the small - gain results in [ 11 ] and [ 33 ] and indicate how they follow from Theorem 1 . 4.5.1 . IOS - finite dimensional state space representation We begin by showing how Theorem 1 can ...
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... Theorem is a direct consequence of Definition 2 , Lemma 2 and the fact that the denominator of p ( G ( s ) ) is a Hurwitz polynomial . Lemma 2 and Theorem 3 establish simple solutions to the first problem . Corollary 4. If N ( s ) / D ...
... Theorem is a direct consequence of Definition 2 , Lemma 2 and the fact that the denominator of p ( G ( s ) ) is a Hurwitz polynomial . Lemma 2 and Theorem 3 establish simple solutions to the first problem . Corollary 4. If N ( s ) / D ...
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