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An Irreducible Linear Switching System Whose Unique Barabanov Norm Is Not Strictly Convex
SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization, Volume 62, Issue 1, Page 42-64, February 2024. Abstract. We construct a marginally stable linear switching system in continuous time, in four dimensions, and with three switching states, which is exponentially stable with respect to constant switching laws and which has a unique Barabanov norm, but such that the Barabanov norm fails to be strictly convex. This resolves a question of Chitour, Gaye, and Mason.
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