Computing approximating automata for a class of linear hybrid systems
This paper develops the foundation for constructing approximating automata automatically for hybrid systems in which the continuous dynamics are defined by convex polytopes in the vector space of the derivatives of the continuous state trajectories. The mapping of continuous-state trajectories are used in the construction algorithm that gives a complete set of computations for generating approximating automata for a particular class of hybrid systems characterized by linear constraints on the derivative of the continuous state vector. The authors give an example which illustrates the use of approximating automata for verification and compares the approach to fixed-point computations used in verification tools for hybrid systems. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0909.00062].
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