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Stability of Slow-Fast Nonlinear Dynamics: Moving Equilibrium Case
We study the stability of nonlinear systems subject to both slow and fast time variations. Both can have discontinuities, covering switched systems as a special case. The fast variation is assumed to be periodic; thus, we rely on averaging to construct an average system. Importantly, the equilibrium
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