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This technical note addresses the ℓ ∞ -gain (respectively, L ∞ -gain) analysis problem for discrete-time (respectively, continuous-time) positive linear systems with unbounded time-varying delays. For the discrete-time case, by virtue of the monotonicity of an auxiliary system and the corresponding delay-free system, it is shown that the ℓ ∞ -gain of discrete-time positive systems with unbounded delays is insensitive of the magnitude of delays. For the continuous-time case, we first construct a sampled-data positive system and analyze its monotonicity and asymptotic behavior. Then, by comparing the delayed positive system with the proposed sampled-data positive system and the corresponding delay-free system, it is further proved that the L ∞ -gain of continuous-time positive systems with unbounded delays is also independent of the delays and fully determined by the system matrices. The application of the results is illustrated by a sampled-data system with unbounded sampling intervals.
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