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Primal and dual stability criteria for systems with time-varying gains
Primal and dual stability criteria are derived for systems with uncertain or time-varying components that can be characterized using mixed multipliers. The constant part of the multiplier is used to model time-varying components while the frequency varying multiplier is used to model linear time-invariant uncertainties. It is shown that the dual criterion sometimes reduces to easy-to-use criteria that reveal the structure of the problem.