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Asymptotic Stability and Feedback Stabilization
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Abstract. We consider the loca1 behavior of control problems described by ( * = dx/dr) i=f(x,u) ; f(x,0)=0 o and more specifically, the question of determining when there exists a smooth function u(x) such that x = xo is an equilibrium point which is asymPtotically stable. Our main results are formulated in Theorems 1 and 2 be1ow. Whereas it night have been suspected that controllability would insure the exlstence of a stabilizing control law, Theorem I uses a degree-theoretic argument to show this is far from being the case. The positive result of Theorem 2 can be thought of as providing an application of high gain feedback in a nonlinear setting. 1.
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