Equi-invariability, bounded invariance complexity and L-stability for control systems
Xingfu Zhong, Zhijing Chen, Yu Huang

TL;DR
This paper introduces new concepts of invariance and stability for control systems, providing characterizations and establishing dichotomy theorems to deepen understanding of control set behaviors.
Contribution
It defines bounded invariance complexity, mean invariance complexity, and mean L-stability, linking them to six types of equi-invariability and proving two new dichotomy theorems.
Findings
Introduced bounded invariance complexity and related notions.
Characterized these notions via six types of equi-invariability.
Established two new dichotomy theorems for control systems.
Abstract
In the paper we introduce the notions of bounded invariance complexity, bounded invariance complexity in the mean and mean L-stability for control systems. Then we characterize these notions by introducing six types of equi-invariability. As by product, two new dichotomy theorems for control system on control sets are established.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Stability and Control of Uncertain Systems · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
