Periodic solution of a turbidostat model with impulsive state feedback control

In this paper, a turbidostat model with impulsive state feedback control is considered. We obtain sufficient conditions of the global asymptotical stability of the system without impulsive state feedback control. We also obtain that the system with impulsive state feedback control may have order one periodic solution, and the sufficient condition for existence and stability of order one periodic solution is gotten as well. For some special cases, it is shown that in the system an order two periodic solution may exist. Our results show that the control measure is effective and reliable.

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