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Krishnamurthy et al. investigated the adaptive output feedback control for prescribed-time stability (PTS) of nonlinear uncertain systems on $ [0, T) $, where $ T > 0 $. However, there are special constraints on system structure, and the PTS issue is considered on a finite interval $ [0, T) $. For systems without required constraints, the existing adaptive output feedback control seems not to be applicable; the PTS issue on [0, ∞) is more practical than that on $ [0, T) $. Motivated by the above, an improved observer and controller were proposed to achieve PTS for nonlinearly uncertain systems with lower-triangular linear growth condition on uncertainties. Compared with the existing work, we emphasized the subsequent contributions: 1) Relax the original structure constraint of objective system; 2) achieve PTS on [T, ∞); and 3) keep the proposed controller bounded. The effectiveness of the controller was verified by numerical simulations across varying initial conditions and prescribed times.
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