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Zero-Crossing Time Lower Bounds for the Homogeneous Super-Twisting Algorithm
High-frequency switching and chattering are well-known problems in sliding-mode control. Although the super-twisting algorithm produces a continuous control input, the sliding variable may still cross zero repeatedly near the sliding manifold. This paper studies how fast these crossings can occur an
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