1. Modeling hybrid dynamic systems

A hybrid dynamic system (as formalized in ) is characterized by the combination of continuous-time and discrete-time dynamics, and can be represented in the following form:

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(1) - VAN DER SCHAFT (A.J.), SCHUMACHER (J.M.) - Introduction to hybrid dynamical systems. - London, UK: Springer-Verlag, ISBN: 1852332336 (1999).
(2) - DAAFOUZ (J.), TARBOURIECH (S.), SIGALOTTI (M.) (Eds.) - Hybrid systems with constraints. -...

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