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            5.5  FEEDBACK STABILIZATION
            The main objective of this section is to investigate how the system (5.19)
            can be asymptotically stabilized by using a pseudo-state feedback controller.
            In Boukal et al. (2016b), a delay-independent stability condition has been
            proposed. On the basis of the results given in Boukal et al. (2016b), a simple
            pseudo-state feedback has been used to stabilize the considered class of
            linear systems with time-varying delay. Therefore, the delay-dependent stabi-
            lization may be directly extended form the stabilization methodology and the
            delay-dependent stability given in Theorem 2.

            Assumption 2: In the following, all the pseudo-states are assumed to be
            available in order to establish the control law.

               Over the past decade, the problem of controller synthesis to ensure the
            stabilization of time-delay systems has been considered by many researchers
            in a large number of papers concerning time-delay systems with integer
            order. In this work, a simple linear pseudo-state feedback control law of the
            form

                                       uðtÞ 5 K 0 xðtÞ                ð5:61Þ
            is considered to prove the stabilization of FOS in the form (5.19), where
            K 0 AR m 3 n  is the feedback gain matrix.
               In fact, the closed-loop given by the system (5.19) and (5.61) is
            described by
                             α
                           D xðtÞ 5 ðA 0 1 B u K 0 ÞxðtÞ 1 A τ xðt 2 τðtÞÞ  ð5:62aÞ
                             xðtÞ 5 ψðtÞ; tA½ 2 τ m ; 0Š;  0 , α , 1  ð5:62bÞ


            Definition 2: The control law (5.61) is an asymptotic pseudo-state feedback
            control of the system (5.19) if the closed loop system (5.62) is asymptotically
            stable.




            5.5.1  Feedback Stabilization Based on Time-Delay-Independent
            Stability Condition
            The Theorem 3 will lead us to an optimization problem, which provides as a
            solution the parameters of the considered control law (5.61). The following
            Theorem 3 gives a sufficient condition on the stabilization of the system
            (5.19) by the pseudo-state feedback controller gain matrix, expressed in
            terms of LMIs, which can be solved easily by using any free solvers based,
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