A symbolic approach to decentralized supervisory control of hybrid systems
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Summary
A synthetic symbolic approach to decen-tralized supervisory control for the class of hybrid dynamical sys-tems that can be modelled as hybrid state machines with a external signal space, and derives sufficiency conditions for the existence of the solution to the supervisory decentralized control problem within this framework and related them to conditions of signal space decomposition.
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- 2013-01-01
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Keywords
Supervisory control, Dynamical systems theory, Robustness (evolution), State space, Hybrid system
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- Hybrid dynamical systems
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