Abstract
We obtain sufficient conditions for the existence of a nonanticipating control for linear systems with stationary random parameters. We consider the case of a bounded control and an arbitrary number of system states. We estimate the probability that the system is nonanticipatingly locally controllable on a fixed time interval. We formulate the main assertions in terms of Lyapunov functions, choosing the latter in the class of piecewise continuously differentiable functions.
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