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AbstractSome sufficient conditions are given for a matrix to be potentially stable. These are used to furnish some counter-intuitive examples of stability behavior
AbstractSome sufficient conditions are given for a matrix to be potentially stable. These are used to furnish some counter-intuitive examples of stability behavior
AbstractThis paper deals with new aspects of the theory of nonnegative matrices and their applicatio...
AbstractControl theory has long provided a rich source of motivation for developments in matrix theo...
AbstractThree types of stability of real matrices are compared and necessary conditions are obtained...
Some sufficient conditions are given for a matrix to be potentially stable. These are used to furnis...
AbstractSome sufficient conditions are given for a matrix to be potentially stable. These are used t...
Abstract. The paper discusses the stability problem for continuous time and discrete time positive s...
In this tutorial paper we first present some foundational results regarding the theory of positive s...
Spectral properties of nonegative matrices are considered. Asymptotic stability and stabilisation pr...
AbstractWe establish two sufficient conditions for the stability of a P-matrix. First, we show that ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1985A matrix A is sign stable if some matrix with the sam...
This talk deals with the biological roles of feedback loops and their combinations. It has progressi...
Abstract: In this paper, we study the stability of interval dynamical systems. A sufficient conditio...
AbstractA pair of matrices (A,B), where A is p×p and B is p×q, is said to be positive stabilizable i...
AbstractMatrix stability has been intensively investigated in the past two centuries. We review work...
The stability of positive linear continuous-time and discrete-time systems is analyzed by the use of...
AbstractThis paper deals with new aspects of the theory of nonnegative matrices and their applicatio...
AbstractControl theory has long provided a rich source of motivation for developments in matrix theo...
AbstractThree types of stability of real matrices are compared and necessary conditions are obtained...
Some sufficient conditions are given for a matrix to be potentially stable. These are used to furnis...
AbstractSome sufficient conditions are given for a matrix to be potentially stable. These are used t...
Abstract. The paper discusses the stability problem for continuous time and discrete time positive s...
In this tutorial paper we first present some foundational results regarding the theory of positive s...
Spectral properties of nonegative matrices are considered. Asymptotic stability and stabilisation pr...
AbstractWe establish two sufficient conditions for the stability of a P-matrix. First, we show that ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1985A matrix A is sign stable if some matrix with the sam...
This talk deals with the biological roles of feedback loops and their combinations. It has progressi...
Abstract: In this paper, we study the stability of interval dynamical systems. A sufficient conditio...
AbstractA pair of matrices (A,B), where A is p×p and B is p×q, is said to be positive stabilizable i...
AbstractMatrix stability has been intensively investigated in the past two centuries. We review work...
The stability of positive linear continuous-time and discrete-time systems is analyzed by the use of...
AbstractThis paper deals with new aspects of the theory of nonnegative matrices and their applicatio...
AbstractControl theory has long provided a rich source of motivation for developments in matrix theo...
AbstractThree types of stability of real matrices are compared and necessary conditions are obtained...
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