Monotone stability of nonlinear feedback systems (Q4029271)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 130626
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 130626 |
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10 March 1993
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small-gain theorem
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monotone stability
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Monotone stability of nonlinear feedback systems (English)
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The authors give a generalization of the small-gain theorem for feedback systems. The central concept is called monotone stability which lies somewhere between input-output stability and finite gain stability. This concept is more natural than finite-gain stability in the context of nonlinear systems as the formulation allows for more general functional gain bounds than the affine form of the finite gain result. It is shown that monotone stability can be used for a large class of nonlinear systems.
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