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    Time-Varying simultaneous stabilization, Part II. Finite families of nonlinear systems

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    1996
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    Ho-Mock-Qai, Bertina
    Dayawansa, Wijesuriya P.
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    In this paper, we derive sufficient conditions for the existence of a continuous time-varying feedback law that simultaneously locally or globally asymptotically stabilizes a finite family of nonlinear systems. We then focus on a class of pairs of nonlinear homogeneous systems, and by using the previous sufficient conditions, we establish their asymptotic stabilizability by means of time-varying feedback.
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