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Home / Sufficient Conditions for Temporal Logic Specifications in Hybrid Dynamical Systems

Sufficient Conditions for Temporal Logic Specifications in Hybrid Dynamical Systems

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E. Conference Papers

Authors:

H. Han; R. G. Sanfelice

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Proceedings of the 6th Analysis and Design of Hybrid Systems, Volume Volume 51, Issue Issue 16, p.97-102 (2018)
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