Level set methods for computation in hybrid systems

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The reachability operator, conceived as a function or an algorithm that can determine the evolution of sets of trajectories, is a key tool in the synthesis and verification of controllers for continuous, discrete, and hybrid systems. The aim of this paper is to provide a new reachability analysis and an implementation of an exact reachability operator for nonlinear hybrid systems. An algorithm which synthesizes the control laws for such systems based on the Hamilton-Jacobi equations is reviewed, and then a new Hamilton-Jacobi formulation with superior numerical properties is developed and proved to be equivalent. The new algorithm is implemented using an improved level set method, and its effectiveness is shown by the numerical solutions of three examples concerning both continuous and multi-mode aircraft conflict resolution maneuvers. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0934.00029].




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