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algebraic systems theory; discrete-event dynamicsystems; asymptotic stability
algebraic systems theory; discrete-event dynamicsystems; asymptotic stability
Summary:
MM functions, formed by finite composition of the operators min, max and translation, represent discrete-event systems involving disjunction, conjunction and delay. The paper shows how they may be formulated as homogeneous rational algebraic functions of degree one, over (max, +) algebra, and reviews the properties of such homogeneous functions, illustrated by some orbit-stability problems.
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