Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society

Research Article

Stability of impulsively perturbed systems

M. Rama Mohana Raoa1 and V. Sree Hari Raoa1

a1 Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Abstract

Until recently most authors have devoted their research to the theory of perturbed systems under continuous perturbations. In this paper, Liapunov's second method is employed to investigate sufficient conditions for integral and integral asymptotic stability of ordinary differential systems with respect to impulsive perturbations.

(Received September 14 1976)

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