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Fig. 1.Graph with one node and two arcs.
Fig. 3 displays the time plot of the state variable xcomponentwise. With the above choices ofand observe that in all of the three cases, from aboutRt >w(t) 10 on, the state x(t) never exceeds the interval [−k, k] k = 13, 12, 1, and = I, the possible values for P satisfying condition
Fig. 5.Projection onto the plane x3-x4 of the simulated state trajectoryfor k = 12 , see Fig

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