On the existence of solutions to controlled hybrid automata
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This paper studies the existence of solutions to a class of hybrid automata in which the underlying continuous dynamics are represented by inhomogeneous linear time-invariant systems whose inputs are controls that can be determined by the user. The principal result of the paper is a procedure that searches for global periodic non-terminating solutions of systems having a single cycle. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0934.00029].
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