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               Choose a Lyapunov function as    5 =    , the time derivative of    5 is
                                               2
                                                 
                                        
                               ¤
                                 5 = 2      ¤   

                                                                 2                  3       
                                 = −2    1       erf(      ) −    2       erf(      ) +    3          erf(      ) +    1 |      | erf(  )
                                                                   
                                                                                          3
                                                                                                       (30)
                                                                           
                                                                    3
                                 ≤ −2    1 |      | −    2 |      | −    1    4 +    1       |      | erf(  )
                                                                         3

                                                           
                                                   3
                                 ≤ −2    1    3 |      ||      | erf(|  |) −    1    4
                                                         3
               where    4 isapositiveconstant. TherestoftheproofissimilartotheproofofTheorem2. Thereexistsaconstant
               0 <    3 < 1 such that the variable       will reach and keep in a small region Δ 5 around the origin within a fixed
               time    2:
                                                      1            1
                                                 2 ≤       +                                           (31)
                                                            4          4
                                                      1    3    −  2    2   1    3 (  1+   4  − 1)
               Then, it can be obtained that the ¤    is a uniformly continuous form (29). Employ Barbalat Lemma [25]  to prove
                                            
                                      
               ¤       → 0 as    → ∞, then ¤    is bounded after the variable       converges. Hence, there exists a small region Δ 5
               around the origin that       can converge into Δ 5.
               Step 3 Before the angular error       converges to zero,       ≠ 0, such that subsystem (13) cannot be simplified
               as (19). It should be proved that system state variables       ,       , and    are bounded before the angular error      
               converges to zero.
               Consider the following bounded function:

                                                        1  2  1  2
                                                       6 =     +    + |  |                             (32)
                                                             
                                                                  
                                                        2     2
               The time derivative of    6 is

                                  
                        ¤
                           6 ≤ |      || ¤    | + |      || ¤      | + |¤  |


                                  
                                                      ¤
                                                                                          ¤
                                                                                    ¤
                          ≤ |      || ¤    | + |      || ¤      | +          ¤      + |ℎ(      ,       )| +    21 |  |     4  + |  |     4  +    22 (|  |     5  + |  |    5
                                               ˜
                                              |   2 |
                                    6       6
                            +   1 |  |  +    2 |  |  +
                                 2       2       

                                  
                                                                              ¤
                                                                        ¤
                          ≤ |      || ¤    | + |      || ¤      | +    | ¤      | +    21 |  |     4  + |  |    4  +    22 |  |     5  + |  |     5  +    1 |  |     6  +    2 |  |    6
                                                                                        2       2
                                                                      
                                                               1    4 |      || ¤    |     2|      |
                            +   3 | ¤      ||      | + |      || ¤      | + |      ||      || ¤      | +  |      |    3  1 +
                                                             1 +    0       2  1 +    4       2        (33)
                                              ˜
                              2   1          |   2 |
                                        3
                            + √ |      | | ¤      | +
                                2              


                                  
                                                                        ¤
                                                                              ¤
                          ≤ |      || ¤    | + |      || ¤      | +    | ¤      | +    21 |  |     4  + |  |    4  +    22 |  |     5  + |  |     5  +    1 |  |     6  +    2 |  |    6
                                                                                        2       2
                                                               1    4          4  −1
                                  
                                                                              
                            +   3 | ¤    ||      | + |      || ¤      | + |      ||      || ¤      | +  (1 + 2|      |)|      | 4  |      |
                                                                4
                                              ˜
                                        4    |   2 |
                              2   1
                                       
                            + √ |      | 4 |      | +
                                2               
                        p
                          2
                              2
               Let    1 =        +       + |  | ≥    > 1 , then one has the following inequalities: |      | ≤    1 , |      | ≤    1 , |  | ≤    1.
                                                                                                    4
               Furthermore, there exist positive constants       (   = 3, 4),       ,       , (   = 4, 5, ..., 9), which satisfy |      | 4 ≤    3    1,
                                                                                                   
                     4  −1
                    
                                                                                            ¤    5
               |      | 4  ≤    4    1, |   2 |     6  <    4 +    4    1, |   2 |    6  <    5 +    5    1, |  |    4  <    6 +    6    1, |  |    4  <    7 +    7    1, |  |  <    8 +    8    1,
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