Construction of Lyapunov Functions in the Theory of Regular Linear Extensions of Dynamical Systems on a Torus
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Lyapunov functions are considered in the form of linear combinations of quadratic forms. We study the conditions under which the linear extensions of dynamic systems on a torus are regular.
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Cauchy Problem Quadratic Form Green Function Lyapunov Function Naukova Dumka
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