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Figure 1: Optimal T . Left: role of a when b = 0.000095 . Right: role of b when a = 0.09 .
Figure 2: Dynamics of y(·) and x(·) . a = 0.5 .
Figure 3: Dynamics of y(·) and x(·) . b = 0.000095 .
Figure 4 shows the value of the second order derivative of (2) associated to the ex- ex-amples in Section 4

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