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A unifying framework for fixed-time input-to-state stability in stochastic systems
In this paper, we develop a unifying and comprehensive framework for stochastic fixed-time input-to-state stability (SFT-ISS), whose contributions are characterized by the following novel features: (i) We introduce the original definition of stochastic fixed-time input-to-state stability and obtain three important properties. (ii) Some powerful mathematical tools including two SFT-ISS small-gain conditions and the stochastic fixed-time stability theorem for stochastic interconnected systems are established. (iii) As the application of these theoretical results, the problem of fixed-time stabilization for strict-feedback stochastic nonlinear systems with SFT-ISS inverse dynamics is thoroughly solved.
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