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7.6. EXERCISES 199<br />

(i) Is it locally input-to-state-stable?<br />

(ii) Is it input-to-state-stable?<br />

(7.9) Consider the following cascade connection of systems:<br />

(i) Is it locally input-to-state-stable?<br />

(ii) Is it input-to-state-stable?<br />

Notes and References<br />

-21 + 222 + 71,1<br />

-22 + U2<br />

-Z3 + 2221 - Z22 + 2122<br />

The concept of input-to-state stability, as presented here, was introduced by Sontag [69].<br />

Theorems 7.3 and 7.6 were taken from reference [73]. The literature on input-to-state<br />

stability is now very extensive. See also References [70], [74], [71], and [72] for a thorough<br />

introduction to the subject containing the fundamental results. See also chapter 10 of<br />

Reference [37] for a good survey of results in this area. ISS pairs were introduced in<br />

Reference [75]. Section 7.5 on cascade connection of ISS systems, as well as Theorems 7.7<br />

and 7.8 are based on this reference.

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