lyapunov stability
Lyapunov stability is a concept in mathematics used to describe the behavior of a dynamical system, indicating whether it will remain in a desired state or diverge over time. It states that a system is considered lyapunov stable if, for any small disturbance or perturbation, the system will eventually return to a close vicinity of its original state or remain bounded within a certain range, regardless of the initial conditions.
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