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The nonlinear method has also less restrictive stability conditions.

Therefore, Theorem 3.1 imposes a less restrictive stability condition on the network parameters than Theorem 4.1 does.

A linear stability analysis shows that the method leads to a less restrictive stability condition than the corresponding explicit one.

Restrictive stability in [10] is related to strong stability, and we obtain their equivalence for (3.2) as a consequence of Theorem 3.7.

This led Aumann [43] to propose the idea of strong Nash equilibrium which ensures a more restrictive stability than the conventional Nash equilibrium.

In this paper, we examine the various types of stability-stability, uniform stability, asymptotic stability, strong stability, restrictive stability, and so forth, for the solutions of linear dynamic systems on time scales and give two examples.

All three face deflation problems, ie they have, or may have, difficulty in achieving a sufficiently low real interest rate.' Krugman pointed out that the US had its own equivalent of the restrictive European Stability Pact, because of the legal obligation for the US state and local governments to have balanced budgets (thus offsetting the supposed stimulus from Washington).

Fourth, maintain overall macroeconomic stability through restrictive credit and balanced budgets.

However, being explicit, this method was limited by a restrictive Courant–Friedrichs Lewy (CFL) stability timestep.

Generally, almost sure stability is less restrictive than moment stability, and almost sure stability results are more difficult to establish if deriving from the moment stability by the Chebyshev inequality and the Borel-Cantelli lemma.

Unfortunately, some conditions of stability are somewhat restrictive as applied to practical applications.