Abstract
The paper presents necessary and sufficient conditions for a single input system defined by a time-dependent vector to be stabilized by a linear feedback. The paper employs a new technique based on averaging along a moving time interval.
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Time-dependent vector stabilization
Received01 Feb 2005
Revised13 Apr 2006
Accepted25 Jun 2006
Published13 Aug 2006
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