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                        to satisfy the following condition
                                                    n

                                             r(u r +  ˜ a jx n−j+1 ) ≤ v           (17.41)
                                                   j=1

                        where ˜a j =ˆa j − a j is the identification error, v is a small constant set by the
                        designers. Hence, inspired by the adaptive robust control [5], we can set
                               1
                                  2
                        u r =−  τ r, for any τ ≥||˜a||||¯x||,with ˜a =[˜a 1 ,··· , ˜a n ] and ¯x =[x 1 ,··· ,x n ].
                              4v
                        17.4.3 Stability Analysis
                        The main results of this paper can be summarized as follows:

                        Theorem 17.2. For the system (17.26) with the feedback control (17.40)and
                        the inverse compensation (17.28), then the following properties can be obtained:
                        1) The closed-loop system is stable, and the positive definite function V r (t) =
                            1 2
                            2 r (t) of the control error r has an upper bound given by
                                                            v e
                                      V r (t) ≤ exp(−k pt)V r (0) +  [1 − exp(−k pt)]  (17.42)
                                                            k p
                        2) The tracking error e = y − y d converges to a small set around zero.

                        Proof. 1) From (17.39)and (17.40), the derivative of V r can be obtained
                                               2
                                       ˙ V r =−k 0r + r( 
  ˜ a ix n−i+1 + u r +  )  (17.43)
                        where   = BI(BIV(u d )) − u d .From(17.41), it can be seen that

                                                       2
                                               ˙ V r ≤−k pr + v + r                (17.44)
                                                                 k p  2  2  2
                           Then by applying Young’s inequality r  ≤  r +    ,wehave
                                                                 2     k p
                                                  1   2      2  2
                                             ˙ V r ≤− k pr + v +                   (17.45)
                                                  2          k p

                           From Lemma 17.1,itisknownthat | |≤|d 1 |+|d 2 |, thus we can obtain
                                        1   2      2           2
                                   ˙ V r ≤− k pr + v +  (|d 1 |+|d 2 |) =−k pV r + v e  (17.46)
                                        2          k p
                                      2           2
                        where v e = v +  (|d 1 |+|d 2 |) . Hence, by deriving the solution of (17.46),
                                      k p
                        the Lyapunov function V r (t) is bounded as given in (17.42), where the
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