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Verification of hybrid systems using abstractions

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Hybrid Systems II (HS 1994)

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A hybrid system models both discrete event and continuous dynamics. We present a modeling formalism and a verification methodology for hybrid systems. The verification methodology is based on abstracting the continuous dynamics in the hybrid system by simpler continuous dynamics. We present two methods for doing this: in the first method, a differential inclusion is replaced with a simpler differential inclusion; in the second method, we look at the timing information that is relevant to the verification problem, and construct an abstraction of the hybrid system with a timed automaton. We illustrate our methodology by applying it to the train-gate-controller example.

Research supported by the California PATH program and by the National Science Foundation under grant ECS9417370.

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Panos Antsaklis Wolf Kohn Anil Nerode Shankar Sastry

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Puri, A., Varaiya, P. (1995). Verification of hybrid systems using abstractions. In: Antsaklis, P., Kohn, W., Nerode, A., Sastry, S. (eds) Hybrid Systems II. HS 1994. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 999. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-60472-3_18

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