Lyapunov functions for time-varying systems satisfying generalized conditions of Matrosov theorem
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The classical Matrosov theorem concludes uniform asymptotic stability of time-varying systems via a weak Lyapunov function (positive definite, decrescent, with negative semi-definite derivative along solutions) and another auxiliary function with derivative that is strictly nonzero where the derivative of the Lyapunov function is zero (Mastrosov in J Appl Math Mech 26:1337–1353, 1962). Recently, several generalizations of the classical Matrosov theorem have been reported in Loria et al. (IEEE Trans Autom Control 50:183–198, 2005). None of these results provides a construction of a strong Lyapunov function (positive definite, decrescent, with negative definite derivative along solutions) which is a very useful analysis and controller design tool for nonlinear systems. Inspired by generalized Matrosov conditions in Loria et al. (IEEE Trans Autom Control 50:183–198, 2005), we provide a construction of a strong Lyapunov function via an appropriate weak Lyapunov function and a set of Lyapunov-like functions whose derivatives along solutions of the system satisfy inequalities that have a particular triangular structure. Our results will be very useful in a range of situations where strong Lyapunov functions are needed, such as robustness analysis and Lyapunov function-based controller redesign. We illustrate our results by constructing a strong Lyapunov function for a simple Euler-Lagrange system controlled by an adaptive controller and use this result to determine an ISS controller.
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