It is the merit of Aeyels (Systems Control Lett. 5 (1985) 289-294) to have shown a way in which center manifold theory can be used in a constructive manner to find a smooth feedback control for stabilizing an equilibrium of a continuous-time system described by a nonlinear ordinary differential equation . In this paper we are going to extend Aeyels' approach to nonlinear discrete-time systems described by equations of the type where we assume that f is sufficiently smooth and satifies f(0)=0. In critical cases. i.e. in situations where the linearization of the system in the neighborhood of the equilibrium includes non-controllable modes, we derive conditions under which there exists a stabilizing quadratic feedback control.
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Müller et al. (1998) studied this question.
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