Analysis of Fractional Input Stability and Global Asymptotic Stability of Systems of Fractional Differential Equations.

Ubong D. Akpan

doi:10.52589/AJMSS-MA17RROW

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Analysis of Fractional Input Stability and Global Asymptotic Stability of Systems of Fractional Differential Equations.

African Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Studies

Vol. 8Issue 32025pp. 204–212Published 24 August 2025

DOI 10.52589/AJMSS-MA17RROW

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Abstract:

Fractional input stability and global asymptotic stability of systems of fractional differential equations have been studied in the sense of Caputo. Systems of fractional differential equations have been studied using Lyapunov method and other known stability notions. Two stability theorems have been stated and proved. Examples are given to demonstrate the utilization of the theorems.

Keywords:Fractional Input Stability Global Asymptotic Stability Fractional Differential Equations Caputo derivative.

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