论文信息 - Stabilizability Does Not Imply Homogeneous Stabilizability for Controllable Homogeneous Systems

Stabilizability Does Not Imply Homogeneous Stabilizability for Controllable Homogeneous Systems

This paper presents an example of a homogeneous planar controllable system which is stabilizable while not stabilizable by homogeneous feedback. Addition of an integrator to the system provides a three-dimensional {\it affine} system with the same properties.

R. Sepulchre | D. Aeyels

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