Stability results of a class of hybrid systems under switched continuous-time and discrete-time control.
This paper is concerned with systems with control whose state evolution is described by linear skew-product semiflows. The connection between uniform exponential stability of a linear skew-product semiflow and the stabilizability of the associated system is presented. The relationship between the concepts of exact controllability and complete stabilizability of general control systems is studied. Some results due to Clark, Latushkin, Montgomery-Smith, Randolph, Megan, Zabczyk and Przyluski are generalized....
A parameter dependent nonlinear differential-delay equation in a Banach space is investigated. It is shown that if at the critical value of the parameter the problem satisfies a condition of linearized stability then the problem exhibits a stability which is uniform with respect to the whole range of the parameter values. The general theorem is applied to a diffusion system with applications in biology.
A suitable Liapunov function is constructed for proving that the unique critical point of a non-linear system of ordinary differential equations, considered in a well determined polyhedron , is globally asymptotically stable in . The analytic problem arises from an investigation concerning a steady state in a particular macromolecular system: the visual system represented by the pigment rhodopsin in the presence of light.
The Lyapunov exponents (LE) provide a simple numerical measure of the sensitive dependence of the dynamical system on initial conditions. The positive LE in dissipative systems is often regarded as an indicator of the occurrence of deterministic chaos. However, the values of LE can also help to assess stability of particular solution branches of dynamical systems. The contribution brings a short review of two methods for estimation of the largest LE from discrete data series. Two methods are analysed...
We classify in this article the structure and its transitions/evolution of the Taylor vortices with perturbations in one of the following categories: a) the Hamiltonian vector fields, b) the divergence-free vector fields, and c). the solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations on the two-dimensional torus. This is part of a project oriented toward to developing a geometric theory of incompressible fluid flows in the physical spaces.
The generalized linear differential equation where and the matrices are regular, can be transformed using the notion of a logarithimc prolongation along an increasing function. This method enables to derive various results about generalized LDE from the well-known properties of ordinary LDE. As an example, the variational stability of the generalized LDE is investigated.