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arxiveess.SYmath.OC2026-07-10

On robustness, input-to-state stability and backstepping for stochastic differential equations

Robert H. Moldenhauer, Dragan Nešić, Mathieu Granzotto, Romain Postoyan, Andrew R. Teel

We study conditions under which stability of the origin of stochastic differential equations is robust to small perturbations. We express robustness in two ways, firstly in the sense that stochastic stability is maintained under small parametric perturbations not exceeding a state-dependent bound vanishing at the origin but positive elsewhere, and secondly via stochastic input-to-state stability (ISS) which allows non-zero perturbations everywhere. We prove the former property assuming the existence of a Lyapunov function certifying stochastic stability of the nominal system. Under the same assumption, stochastic ISS holds under a suitable state-dependent perturbation scaling. Stochastic exponential stability is maintained under proportionally bounded perturbations and implies exponential ISS even without perturbation scaling. Finally, we propose a novel approach to stochastic integrator backstepping in pure-feedback form that uses the tools from our robustness analysis.

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