Input-to-state stability for discrete time-delay systems via the Razumikhin technique
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Discrete Time-Delay System, Keywords: Convergence speed, Input-to-state stability, Razumikhin-Type Iss Theorem, Input-to-state stability (ISS), Continuous time systems, Input-To-State Stability (Iss), discrete time-delay system, Discrete-time control/observation systems, Discrete systems, Perturbations in control/observation systems, Discrete time-delay system, Differential equ Discrete time-delay system, 515, input-to-state stability (ISS), Razumikhin technique, Input-output approaches in control theory, Razumikhin-type, Delay control systems, Razumikhin-type ISS theorem
Discrete Time-Delay System, Keywords: Convergence speed, Input-to-state stability, Razumikhin-Type Iss Theorem, Input-to-state stability (ISS), Continuous time systems, Input-To-State Stability (Iss), discrete time-delay system, Discrete-time control/observation systems, Discrete systems, Perturbations in control/observation systems, Discrete time-delay system, Differential equ Discrete time-delay system, 515, input-to-state stability (ISS), Razumikhin technique, Input-output approaches in control theory, Razumikhin-type, Delay control systems, Razumikhin-type ISS theorem
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