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Liapunov stability test (G = [0 1; −0.5 1])
Short answer
Solve GᵀPG − P = −I using G=[0 1; −0.5 1]. The solution P=[2.2 −1.6; −1.6 4.8] has leading minors 2.2>0 and determinant 8>0, so it is positive definite and the system is asymptotically stable.
Check the stability of given system by Liapunov stability test: [x₁(k+1); x₂(k+1)]=[0 1; -0.5 1][x₁(k); x₂(k)].
Liapunov stability theorem (discrete time): the equilibrium of is asymptotically stable if and only if, for any positive-definite Hermitian matrix , there is a positive-definite matrix satisfying
Then is a Liapunov function, and .
Choose and .
Forming the equations
Setting element by element:
Solving
Substitute into (1,1): , so and . Then
Test for positive definiteness (Sylvester's criterion)
is positive definite (its eigenvalues are 1.44 and 5.56).
Conclusion
The origin is asymptotically stable in the large, and is a Liapunov function.
Cross-check: gives , with . Both eigenvalues are inside the unit circle, which agrees.
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