
Hybrid Systems: Computation and Control
by Egerstedt, Magnus; Mishra, Bud-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Markov Set-Chains as Abstractions of Stochastic Hybrid Systems | p. 1 |
Co-simulation Tools for Networked Control Systems | p. 16 |
On the Maximum Principle for Impulsive Hybrid Systems | p. 30 |
Algebraic Identification of MIMO SARX Models | p. 43 |
Contract-Based Design for Computation and Verification of a Closed-Loop Hybrid System | p. 58 |
Controller Synthesis with Budget Constraints | p. 72 |
Trading Infinite Memory for Uniform Randomness in Timed Games | p. 87 |
Solutions to Switched Hamilton-Jacobi Equations and Conservation Laws Using Hybrid Components | p. 101 |
Lost in Translation: Hybrid-Time Flows vs. Real-Time Transitions | p. 116 |
A Control Lyapunov Approach to Predictive Control of Hybrid Systems | p. 130 |
Discrete and Hybrid Stochastic State Estimation Algorithms for Networked Control Systems | p. 144 |
Anytime Control Algorithms for Embedded Real-Time Systems | p. 158 |
Stochastic Satisfiability Modulo Theory: A Novel Technique for the Analysis of Probabilistic Hybrid Systems | p. 172 |
A Counterexample-Guided Approach to Parameter Synthesis for Linear Hybrid Automata | p. 187 |
Approximately Bisimilar Symbolic Models for Incrementally Stable Switched Systems | p. 201 |
Zonotope/Hyperplane Intersection for Hybrid Systems Reachability Analysis | p. 215 |
Learning and Detecting Emergent Behavior in Networks of Cardiac Myocytes | p. 229 |
Compositional Modeling and Minimization of Time-Inhomogeneous Markov Chains | p. 244 |
Observer-Based Control of Linear Complementarity Systems | p. 259 |
Complementarity Systems in Constrained Steady-State Optimal Control | p. 273 |
Dealing with Nondeterminism in Symbolic Control | p. 287 |
Safety and Liveness in Intelligent Intersections | p. 301 |
LTLC: Linear Temporal Logic for Control | p. 316 |
Switched and PieceWise Nonlinear Hybrid System Identification | p. 330 |
Verification of Supervisory Control Software Using State Proximity and Merging | p. 344 |
Optimotaxis: A Stochastic Multi-agent Optimization Procedure with Point Measurements | p. 358 |
Noncausal Optimal Tracking of Linear Switched Systems | p. 372 |
Realization Theory for Discrete-Time Semi-algebraic Hybrid Systems | p. 386 |
A Decidable Class of Planar Linear Hybrid Systems | p. 401 |
Reachability of Uncertain Nonlinear Systems Using a Nonlinear Hybridization | p. 415 |
Modeling and Simulation of Biochemical Processes Using Stochastic Hybrid Systems: The Sugar Cataract Development Process | p. 429 |
Distributed Lyapunov Functions in Analysis of Graph Models of Software | p. 443 |
On the Optimality of Dubins Paths across Heterogeneous Terrain | p. 457 |
Switching Surface Design for Periodically Operated Discretely Controlled Continuous Systems | p. 471 |
Discrete Dynamics of Two-Dimensional Nonlinear Hybrid Automata | p. 486 |
Input-to-State Stabilization with Quantized Output Feedback | p. 500 |
Bisimilar Finite Abstractions of Interconnected Systems | p. 514 |
On Controllability of Timed Continuous Petri Nets | p. 528 |
Parameter Synthesis for Piecewise Affine Systems from Temporal Logic Specifications | p. 542 |
Necessary Conditions for the Impulsive Time-Optimal Control of Finite-Dimensional Lagrangian Systems | p. 556 |
Composition of Motion Description Languages | p. 570 |
On Optimal Quadratic Regulation for Discrete-Time Switched Linear Systems | p. 584 |
Approximation of General Stochastic Hybrid Systems by Switching Diffusions with Random Hybrid Jumps | p. 598 |
On Stability of Switched Linear Hyperbolic Conservation Laws with Reflecting Boundaries | p. 602 |
Sampling-Based Resolution-Complete Algorithms for Safety Falsification of Linear Systems | p. 606 |
Reachability Analysis of Stochastic Hybrid Systems by Optimal Control | p. 610 |
An Integrated Approach to Parametric and Discrete Fault Diagnosis in Hybrid Systems | p. 614 |
d-IRA: A Distributed Reachability Algorithm for Analysis of Linear Hybrid Automata | p. 618 |
Sufficient Conditions for Zeno Behavior in Lagrangian Hybrid Systems | p. 622 |
Separation in Stability Analysis of Piecewise Linear Systems in Discrete Time | p. 626 |
Level Set Methods for Computing Reachable Sets of Hybrid Systems with Differential Algebraic Equation Dynamics | p. 630 |
Approximate Control Design for Solar Driven Sensor Nodes | p. 634 |
Modular Development of Hybrid Systems for Verification in Coq | p. 638 |
Steering a Leader-Follower Team Via Linear Consensus | p. 642 |
Logical Verification and Systematic Parametric Analysis in Train Control | p. 646 |
Information Theoretical Approach to Identification of Hybrid Systems | p. 650 |
A Policy Iteration Technique for Time Elapse over Template Polyhedra (Extended Abstract) | p. 654 |
Generating Box Invariants | p. 658 |
Qualitative Stability Patterns for Lotka-Volterra Systems on Rectangles | p. 662 |
Sampled-Data Event Control of Hybrid Systems for Control Specifications Given by Predicates | p. 666 |
On the Timing of Discrete Events in Event-Driven Control Systems | p. 670 |
Decentralized Event-Triggered Broadcasts over Networked Control Systems | p. 674 |
Author Index | p. 679 |
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