IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control · 2010 · 79 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsComplex SystemsDistributed SystemsDynamical SystemsControl TheoryDistributed ConsensusStabilityStability TheoryTime Delay EffectsAsymptotic StabilityConsensus With DelaysDelay-dependent StabilityDelay-independent StabilityDelay-independent Stability AnalysisDynamical Systems StabilityLinear Time-invariant SystemsNonlinear Stability
We introduce a nonlinear definition of D-stability, extending the usual concept for positive linear time-invariant systems. We show that globally asymptotically stable, cooperative systems, homogeneous of any order with respect to arbitrary dilation maps are D-stable. We also prove a strong stability result for delayed cooperative homogeneous systems. Finally, we show that both of these results also hold for planar cooperative systems without the restriction of homogeneity.
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