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an extension of Lyapunov's method showing trajectories approach the largest invariant set where the Lyapunov function stops decreasing.

In control engineering, LaSalle's invariance principle refers to an extension of Lyapunov's method showing trajectories approach the largest invariant set where the Lyapunov function stops decreasing. This meaning comes from LaSalle (1960) in IRE Transactions on Circuit Theory.[1]

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References

LaSalle, J. (1960). Some Extensions of Liapunov's Second Method. IRE Transactions on Circuit Theory, 7(4), 520-527. https://doi.org/10.1109/tct.1960.1086720

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