Practical stability of impulsive delay differential equations and applications to control problems

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In the present paper a differential equation with bounded delays and disturbances and with impulses at fixed times is considered: \[ \dot x(t)= F(t, x_t,\eta_t),\quad t\geq t_0,\quad t\neq \tau_k,\quad x(t)\in \mathbb{R}^n, \] \[ x_{t_0}= \phi, \] \[ \Delta x(t)= x(t)- x(t^-)= I(t,x_{t^-},\eta_t),\quad t= \tau_k, \] where \(x_t= x(t+ s)\), \(s\in [-\tau, 0]\), \(t_0< \tau_1<\tau_2<\cdots< \tau_k\to\infty\). Sufficient conditions for strong practical stability are obtained. As an application, the practical stability property is examined for the controlled system \[ \dot x(t)= Ax(t)+ B(u(t- h(t))+ \eta(t)),\quad t\neq \tau_k, \] \[ \Delta x(t)= C_k x(t^-),\quad t= \tau_k, \] \[ u(t)= -Kx(t). \] For the entire collection see [Zbl 0962.00004].











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