Publication detail
Exact versus discretized stability regions for a linear delay differential equation
ČERMÁK, J. JÁNSKÝ, J. NECHVÁTAL, L.
English title
Exact versus discretized stability regions for a linear delay differential equation
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
en
Original abstract
The paper introduces a system of necessary and sufficient stability conditions for a four- term linear delay difference equation with complex coefficients. These conditions are de- rived explicitly with respect to the time lag and can be viewed as a direct discrete coun- terpart to the existing stability results for the underlying delay differential equation. As a main proof tool, the boundary locus technique combined with some special results of the polynomial theory is employed. Since the studied difference equation serves as a θ – method discretization of its continuous pattern, several problems of numerical stability are discussed as well.
English abstract
The paper introduces a system of necessary and sufficient stability conditions for a four- term linear delay difference equation with complex coefficients. These conditions are de- rived explicitly with respect to the time lag and can be viewed as a direct discrete coun- terpart to the existing stability results for the underlying delay differential equation. As a main proof tool, the boundary locus technique combined with some special results of the polynomial theory is employed. Since the studied difference equation serves as a θ – method discretization of its continuous pattern, several problems of numerical stability are discussed as well.
Keywords in English
Linear delay difference equation; Linear delay differential equation; θ -method discretization; Exact and numerical stability
Released
15.04.2019
Publisher
Elsevier Science Inc.
Location
New York, USA
ISSN
0096-3003
Volume
347
Number
1
Pages from–to
712–722
Pages count
11
BIBTEX
@article{BUT155747,
author="Jan {Čermák} and Jiří {Jánský} and Luděk {Nechvátal},
title="Exact versus discretized stability regions for a linear delay differential equation",
year="2019",
volume="347",
number="1",
month="April",
pages="712--722",
publisher="Elsevier Science Inc.",
address="New York, USA",
issn="0096-3003"
}