论文信息 - On stability with large parameter variations: Stemming from the direct method of Lyapunov

On stability with large parameter variations: Stemming from the direct method of Lyapunov

A new approach with a computer algorithm for determining the "largest" upper bound for parameter variations of a linear constant coefficients system for which the system remains stable is established. This approach then provides the most efficient way of evaluating such "largest" variations of the coefficients of a stable polynomial.

D. Russell | M. Eslami | D. Russell | M. Eslami

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