Local feedback stabilization and bifurcation control. II: Stationary bifurcation (Q581348)

[For part I see ibid. 7, 11-17 (1986; Zbl 0587.93049).] Stationary bifurcations are considered in one-parameter families of single-input control systems in \({\mathbb{R}}^ n\) of the form (*) \(\dot x=f_{\mu}(x,u)\), whose linear approximation at equilibrium has one eigenvalue equal to 0. The problems dealt with are concerned with asymptotic feedback stabilization of bifurcated equilibria in (*), and of the equilibrium of the system (**) \(\dot x=f_ 0(x,u).\) Both the problems are solved using some bifurcation theory methods. The main result states that the stabilizing feedback exists, if the linear approximation of (**) is stabilizable. The feedback produced contains quadratic and cubic terms. This paper is a natural development of an earlier work by the authors [loc. cit.], devoted to Hopf bifurcation.