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... gain result is presented . It specializes to a small - gain theorem for ISS operators , and it also recovers the classical statement for ISS systems in state - space form . In addition , we highlight applications to incrementally stable ...
... gain result is presented . It specializes to a small - gain theorem for ISS operators , and it also recovers the classical statement for ISS systems in state - space form . In addition , we highlight applications to incrementally stable ...
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... gain theorems . The purpose of this paper is to present a very general principle , expressed in abstract terms , which allows application to a wide variety of contexts , which we summarize next . The ISS property was introduced in [ 17 ] ...
... gain theorems . The purpose of this paper is to present a very general principle , expressed in abstract terms , which allows application to a wide variety of contexts , which we summarize next . The ISS property was introduced in [ 17 ] ...
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... gain , conicity , and positivity , IEEE Trans . Autom . Control 11 ( 1966 ) 228 238 . [ 4 ] G. Zames , On the input - output stability of time - varying nonlinear feedback systems . Part II : Conditions involving circles in the ...
... gain , conicity , and positivity , IEEE Trans . Autom . Control 11 ( 1966 ) 228 238 . [ 4 ] G. Zames , On the input - output stability of time - varying nonlinear feedback systems . Part II : Conditions involving circles in the ...
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