Absolute stability of nonlinear systems with time delays and applications to neural networks
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Summary: Here, the absolute stability of nonlinear systems with time delays is investigated. Sufficient conditions for the absolute stability are derived by using the comparison principle and differential inequalities. These conditions are simple and easy to check. In addition, exponential stability conditions on some special cases of nonlinear delay systems are discussed. Applications of those results to cellular neural networks are presented.
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