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Stability and stabilization of linear switched systems in finite and infinite dimensions

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Figure 1.1: Trajectory of (1.3) with initial condition x 0 = (0, 1) associated with the switching signal α given by (1.4).
Figure 1.2: Electric circuit from Example 1.42. The generator on the left is connected to the load on the right by a lossless transmission line of unit length.
Figure 3.1: Network corresponding to N = 5 and N d = 3.
Figure 3.2: Geometric construction for the explicit formula for the solution of (3.3) in the case N = 2.
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