Abstract

Березанский Леонид, отделение математики, Университет имени Бен-Гуриона, Беэр-Шева, Израиль; brznsky@cs.bgu.ac.il. Leonid Berezansky, brznsky@cs.bgu.ac.il Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel

Highlights

  • One of the main motivations to study nonlinear delay differential systems is their importance in investigations of artificial neural network models and more generally in Mathematical Biology

  • In this review paper we will discuss a global stability problem for linear and nonlinear systems of FDE. Such investigations one can divide by the form of a system: vector o scalar form and by the method of investigation

  • The main methods are: constructing of Lyapunov functionals, applications of special matrices such as M-matrix or special matrix functions such as matrix measure, method of matrix inequalities, which is very popular in papers on Control Theory, fixed point approach and using a notion of nonlinear Volterra operator

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Summary

GLOBAL EXPONENTIAL STABILITY FOR NONLINEAR DELAY DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEMS

We give a review on recent results for global stability for nonlinear functional differential equations. Such equations include delay differential equations, integro-differential equations and equations with distributed delay and are applied as mathematical models in Population Dynamics and other sciences. We consider methods used to study global stability: constructing of Lyapunov functional, applications of special matrices such as M-matrix or special matrix functions such as matrix measure, method of matrix inequalities, which is very popular in papers on Control Theory, fixed point approach and using a notion of nonlinear Volterra operator

INTRODUCTION
Consider the following algebraic system
Then system

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