
2. Method principle
For simplicity's sake, the principle of the method is described for a single-input system.
Let be a system, linear or non-linear, defined by the equation :
and be a surface :
separating the state space into two regions, one where s (x ) > 0, the other where s (x ) < 0 (see figure
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