International audienceThe paper presents control algorithms for systems with input delay. There are two main results based on using Implicit Lyapunov Function (ILF) technique: 1) an LMI-based approach is presented to evaluate the domain of attraction of a finite-time stable control in the case of the arbitrary bounded delayed control input; 2) a uniting control is designed with commutation between two laws providing a global boundedness of all trajectories of systems with any input delay, and convergence to the origin for a sufficiently small one. The results are also preserved for the time-varying delay case. The theoretical results are supported by numerical examples
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International audienceThe concept of practical fixed-time input-to-state stability for neutral time-...
International audienceThis paper addresses the controller design problem for bilateral teleoperation...
Recent work by Mazenc and Malisoff provided a trajectory-based approach to proving stability of time...
International audienceThe paper presents control algorithms for systems with input delay. There are ...
International audienceNonlinear implicit Lyapunov function based control algorithms with delay in co...
International audienceA control design algorithm for hyper exponential stabilization of multi-input ...
International audienceRecent work by Mazenc and Malisoff provided a trajectory-based approach to pro...
International audienceThe method of Implicit Lyapunov-Krasovski Functional (ILKF) for stability anal...
International audienceThe problem of output accelerated stabilization of a chain of integrators is c...
International audienceThe Implicit Lyapunov Function (ILF) method for finite-time stability analysis...
International audienceThis paper considers interval time-varying delay systems with delayed estimati...
Motivated by the fact that delay difference inclusions (DDIs) form a rich modeling class that includ...
International audienceTheorems on Implicit Lyapunov Functions (ILF) for finite-time and fixed-time s...
International audienceRazumikhin-like theorems on hyperexponential and fixed-time stability of time-...
This paper deals with stabilization of networked control systems (NCS) affected by uncertain time-va...
International audienceThe concept of practical fixed-time input-to-state stability for neutral time-...
International audienceThis paper addresses the controller design problem for bilateral teleoperation...
Recent work by Mazenc and Malisoff provided a trajectory-based approach to proving stability of time...