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Lyapunov function
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Lyapunov function [lē′ap·ə‚nȯf ‚fəŋk·shən]
(mathematics)
A function of a vector and of time which is positive-definite and has a negative-definite derivative with respect to time for nonzero vectors, is identically zero for the zero vector, and approaches infinity as the norm of the vector approaches infinity; used in determining the stability of control systems. Also spelled Liapunov function.


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Gantert and Muller (2006) proved that a critical branching random walk (BRW) on the integer lattice is transient by analyzing this problem within the more general framework of branching Markov chains and making use of Lyapunov functions.
Abstract Nonnegative definite Lyapunov functions are employed to obtain sufficient conditions that guarantee boundedness of solutions of a nonlinear differential system.
Russia) analyze such sets using absolute stability theory, particularly the Lyapunov functions technique with the functions chosen from a certain given class.
 
 
 
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