lyapunov stability theorem
The Lyapunov stability theorem states that if there exists a continuously differentiable function, called a Lyapunov function, for a dynamical system, and if this function satisfies certain conditions, then the system is said to be stable. This means that small perturbations or disturbances in the system will not lead to significant changes or deviations from its steady-state behavior.
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