Robust Stability Analysis for Feedback Interconnections of Time-Varying Linear Systems

Robust Stability Analysis for Feedback Interconnections of Time-Varying Linear Systems
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10.1137/100814676
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2013-01
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SIAM J. Control. Optim.
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通讯作者:
M. Cantoni;U. Jönsson;Sei Zhen Khong
M. Cantoni;U. Jönsson;Sei Zhen Khong
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M. Cantoni;U. Jönsson;Sei Zhen Khong

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