The robustness of strong stability of positive homogeneous difference equations.
Bui, The Anh, Duong, Dang Xuan Thanh (2008)
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Bui, The Anh, Duong, Dang Xuan Thanh (2008)
Journal of Applied Mathematics
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Silviu-Iulian Niculescu (2001)
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This paper focuses on the problem of uniform asymptotic stability of a class of linear neutral systems including some constant delays and time-varying cone-bounded nonlinearities. Sufficient stability conditions are derived by taking into account the weighting factors describing the nonlinearities. The proposed results are applied to the stability analysis of a class of lossless transmission line models.
Abdelouaheb Ardjouni, Ahcene Djoudi (2013)
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In this paper we use the fixed point method to prove asymptotic stability results of the zero solution of a generalized linear neutral difference equation with variable delays. An asymptotic stability theorem with a sufficient condition is proved, which improves and generalizes some results due to Y. N. Raffoul (2006), E. Yankson (2009), M. Islam and E. Yankson (2005).
Erik I. Verriest (2001)
Kybernetika
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A qualitative method is explored for analyzing the stability of systems. The approach is a generalization of the celebrated Lyapunov method. Whereas classically, the Lyapunov method is based on the simple comparison theorem, deriving suitable candidate Lyapunov functions remains mostly an art. As a result, in the realm of delay equations, such Lyapunov methods can be quite conservative. The generalization is here in using the comparison theorem directly with a different scalar equation...