Linear impulsive differential equations for hybrid systems modeling

Hybrid systems are those that have a mixture of continuous and discrete valued state variables and a combination of continuous and discrete dynamics. The modeling framework of hybrid systems has received considerable attention over the past few years. The modeling framework is aimed to build a mathe...

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Impulsive Differential Equations
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description Hybrid systems are those that have a mixture of continuous and discrete valued state variables and a combination of continuous and discrete dynamics. The modeling framework of hybrid systems has received considerable attention over the past few years. The modeling framework is aimed to build a mathematical model which is suitable for complex dynamical analysis and control synthesis using hybrid systems. This paper shows that the linear impulsive differential equations may promote a unified framework for hybrid systems modeling.
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Switches
Synthesis
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