New approach to asymptotic stability: Time-varying nonlinear systems
Summary: The results of the paper concern a broad family of time-varying nonlinear systems with differentiable motions. The solutions are established in form of necessary and sufficient conditions for: 1) uniform asymptotic stability of the zero state, 2) for an exact single construction of a system Lyapunov function and 3) for an accurate single determination of the (uniform) asymptotic stability domain. They permit arbitrary selection of a function \(p(\cdot)\) from a defined functional family to determine a Lyapunov function \(\text{v} (\cdot)\), \([v(\cdot)]\), by solving \(\text{v}'(\cdot)= -p(\cdot)\) (or equivalently \(v'(\cdot)= -p(\cdot) [1-v(\cdot)])\), respectively. Illustrative examples are worked out.
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