Stabilizing Transmission Intervals for Nonlinear Delayed Networked Control Systems
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- Stabilizing transmission intervals and delays in nonlinear networked control systems through hybrid-system-with-memory modeling and Lyapunov-Krasovskii arguments
- Effects of impulse delays on \(L_p\)-stability of a class of nonlinear time-delay systems
- Delay-dependent stability and hybrid \(L_2 \times l_2\)-gain analysis of linear impulsive time-delay systems: a continuous timer-dependent Lyapunov-like functional approach
- Observer-based feedback stabilization of Lipschitz nonlinear systems in the presence of asynchronous sampling and scheduling protocols
- A refined discretized timer-dependent Lyapunov functional for impulsive delay systems
- Improved estimation on transmission intervals and delays for networked control systems using hybrid systems tools
- Dwell‐time‐dependent conditions for exponential stability and hybrid L2 × l2‐gain of linear neutral time‐delay systems with impulsive effects
- Improved looped-functional approach for dwell-time-dependent stability analysis of impulsive systems
- Discrete-time prescribed performance control with time-varying transmission intervals
- Scheduling-based stabilization for networked stochastic systems with control-dependent noise
- Learning near-optimal broadcasting intervals in decentralized multi-agent systems using online least-square policy iteration
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