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We show that for any asymptotically controllable homogeneous system in euclidian space (not necessarily Lipschitz at the origin) there exists a homogeneous control Lyapunov function and a homogeneous, possibly discontinuous state feedback law stabilizing the corresponding sampled closed loop system. If the system satisfies the usual local Lipschitz condition on the whole space we obtain semi-global stability of the sampled closed loop system for each sufficiently small fixed sampling rate, if the system satisfies a global Lipschitz condition we obtain global exponential stability for each sufficiently small fixed sampling rate. The control Lyapunov function and the feedback are based on the Lyapunov exponents of a suitable auxiliary system and admit a numerical approximation.
Homogeneous system, Lyapunov exponents, 500, stabilization, 510, State feedback stabilization, Control Lyapunov functions, homogeneous feedback, Lyapunov and storage functions, Stabilization of systems by feedback, Characteristic and Lyapunov exponents of ordinary differential equations, discretized feedback, control Lyapunov function
Homogeneous system, Lyapunov exponents, 500, stabilization, 510, State feedback stabilization, Control Lyapunov functions, homogeneous feedback, Lyapunov and storage functions, Stabilization of systems by feedback, Characteristic and Lyapunov exponents of ordinary differential equations, discretized feedback, control Lyapunov function
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