We illuminate the boundary between decidability and undecidability for hybrid systems. Adding any of the following decorations to a timed automaton makes the reachability problem undecidable: 1. a single stopwatch with weak (less than or equal to, greater than or equal to) edge guards 2. a single skewed clock with variable equality tests 3. a single two-slope clock with weak edge guards 4. a single memory cell with weak edge guards As a corollary, we obtain undecidability for linear hybrid systems with triangular differential inclusions, which have invariants of the form x' less than or equal to y'
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The paper is the second part of the series of papers started in [1]. The paper deals with observabil...
In this paper we tackle the decidability of marking reachability for a hybrid formalism based on Pet...
Hybrid automata are a powerful formalism for the representation of systems evolving according to bot...
AbstractEven though many attempts have been made to define the boundary between decidable and undeci...
The paper shows the decidability of the reachability problem for planar, monotonic, linear hybrid au...
The reachability problem for hybrid automata is undecidable, even for linear hybrid automata. This n...
AbstractHybrid automata model systems with both digital and analog components, such as embedded cont...
Hybrid systems combine differential equations with discrete event systems. We consider the reachabil...
Initialized hybrid automata with linear differential inclusions and rectangular constraints are hybr...
This paper investigates the time-bounded version of the reachability problem for hybrid automata. Th...
Abstract. Within hybrid systems theory, o-minimal automata are often considered on the border betwee...
Safety verification of hybrid systems is undecidable, except for very special cases. In this paper, ...
Disributed control systems often exhibit aperiodic sampling behavior due to varying communication de...
We introduce the framework of hybrid automata as a model and speci cation language for hybrid system...
In this paper we discuss the observability of hybrid systems and Turing machines. We give an element...
The paper is the second part of the series of papers started in [1]. The paper deals with observabil...
In this paper we tackle the decidability of marking reachability for a hybrid formalism based on Pet...
Hybrid automata are a powerful formalism for the representation of systems evolving according to bot...