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Some linear matrix inequalities in the stability problem of time-delay systems can be partially solved by eliminating some variables. A previous stability criterion is made less conservative by allowing some parameters to depend on the uncertain system matrix. These free parameters can be eliminated. As a result, the stability criterion is simpler and less conservative.
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