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ORCIDSystems & Control Letters, Volume 208
Volume 208, 2026
- Qiyao Wang, Jitao Sun
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Global asymptotic local exponential stability of time-delay hybrid systems with logical dynamics. 106292 - Yassine El Gantouh, Yang Liu:
Well-posedness and stability of boundary delay equations. 106307 - Veronica Beltrami, Luca Consolini, Mattia Laurini, Marco Milanesi, Michele Schiavo, Antonio Visioli:
System realizations by mammillary models with an application to propofol pharmacokinetics. 106309 - Xiaohua Li, Jia Xin, Haiyan Jin, Xiaofeng Lu, Wasiq Ali, Wei Liang:
A novel Gaussian filter framework for nonlinear stochastic system with one-step delayed measurement and correlated noise. 106310 - Di Lu, Bin Zhou, Kai Zhang:
Fully distributed leader-follower consensus of multiagent systems by observer based linear time-varying protocol. 106311 - Xiaokan Yang, Dan Wang, Wei Chen:
State feedback Φ ∞ synthesis of multivariable linear systems. 106312 - Liwen Zheng, Shengyuan Xu, Ju H. Park:
Exponential synchronization of complex networks on time scales with event-based asynchronous intermittent pinning control. 106313 - Qitian Chen, Shaoyuan Li:
Integration admissibility for structural controllability in linear networked systems. 106314 - Luka Grubisic, Martin Lazar:
Pollution free eigenvalue bounds for the Gramian operator. 106308 - Salim Zekraoui, Daniele Astolfi, Vincent Andrieu:
Stubborn observers for infinite-dimensional systems in abstract form with application to parabolic PDEs with boundary measurement. 106323 - Wouter Jongeneel:
Asymptotic stability equals exponential stability - while you twist your eyes. 106324 - Ali Kashani, Amy K. Strong, Leila Jasmine Bridgeman, Claus Danielson:
Data-driven certified control barrier functions. 106325 - Haoyu Yin, Xudong Chen, Bruno Sinopoli:
On zero-sum game representation for replicator dynamics. 106326 - Chengzhen Yu, Kairui Chen, C. L. Philip Chen, Zhi Liu, Jianhui Wang:
Adaptive boundary prescribed-performance MPC for 3-D UAV formation with obstacle/collision avoidance. 106327 - Zhipeng Niu, Jun Moon, Qingxin Meng:
Stochastic maximum principle for fully coupled nonlinear FBS Δ Es under generalized monotonicity and LQ control applications. 106328 - Zhaoxin Wang, Jianchang Liu:
Cooperative regulation with global dynamic compensation control mechanism for random communication link failures among multiple time-varying nonlinear agents. 106330 - Kexing Yan, Shigen Gao:
Fixed-time containment control by non-eternally adaptive estimation for nonlinear dynamical systems with irregular disturbance. 106331 - Haoshu Cheng, Yamin Yan, Tao Liu:
Bearing-based formation control of higher-order multi-agent systems over periodic switching graphs. 106332 - Xiaoling Liang, Dan Bao, Shuzhi Sam Ge:
Practical adaptive control of state constrained system via zone barrier Lyapunov function. 106333 - Éva Gyurkovics, Tibor Takács:
Pareto-Nash guaranteed cost solution for infinite horizon multiobjective non-cooperative discrete-time uncertain/nonlinear dynamic games. 106335 - Meng-Yuan Lou, Hua-Cheng Zhou:
Finite-time stabilization for a chaos wave equation with disturbance. 106336 - Hongru Wang, Jinzhi Wang:
Distributed model predictive consensus control for linear multiagent system with coupled state constraints. 106337 - Pushkal Purohit, Anoop Jain:
Passivity-based attack identification and mitigation via event-triggered observer feedback. 106341
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