Question: Prove Proposition 9.17. A particularly important class of systems are the linear gradient flows in which AT is a symmetric, positive definite matrix. According to

Prove Proposition 9.17.

Prove Proposition 9.17.
A particularly important class of systems are the

A particularly important class of systems are the linear gradient flows

Prove Proposition 9.17.
A particularly important class of systems are the

in which AT is a symmetric, positive definite matrix. According to Theorem 8.23, all the eigenvalues of K are real and positive, and so the eigenvalues of the negative definite coefficient matrix - K for the gradient flow system (9.18) are real and negative. Applying Theorem 9.15, we conclude that the zero solution to any gradient flow system (9.18) with negative definite coefficient matrix - K is asymptotically stable.

du (9.18) Ku dt

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