H∞ CONTROL FOR LINEAR SWITCHED SYSTEMS WITH TIME DELAY

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0in Lemma 1.3 be fixed and let r>q 112 Advances in Difference Equationsbe so large that inequalities 1.4 hold. This is always possible since the series∞nq1ϕn isdivergent. Then Lemma 1.3 holds and any solution of 1.1 has at least one change of sign onZr1q−1. Obviously, inequalities 1[r]

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