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ROMJIST Volume 24, No. 4, 2021, pp. 402-417
 

Mihaela MATCOVSCHI, Marius APETRII, Octavian PASTRAVANU, Mihail VOICU
Invariant sets with arbitrary convex shapes in linear system dynamics

ABSTRACT: A mathematical framework dedicated to flow-invariance study is proposed for continuous-time linear ‎dynamics, with respect to general-shape contractive sets - defined by the class of proper C-sets (convex ‎and compact sets, including the origin as an interior point), for which a constant-rate exponential decrease ‎is considered. The main result provides a general algebraic characterization of flow-invariance, stated in ‎terms of functions extending the concept of matrix measure (by using Minkowski functions, instead of ‎vector norms, in the set description). A unifying point of view is created - able to connect several ‎approaches to flow-invariance, separately reported in literature. This result is further exploited by set-‎embedding procedures that yield reformulations as optimization tasks - more reliable from the numerical ‎perspective. Two examples are considered to illustrate how the flow-invariance criteria known for non-‎symmetrical polyhedrons, and symmetrical sets defined by weighted p-vector-norms, respectively, can be ‎obtained as particular cases from our main result.

KEYWORDS: continuous-time linear systems, invariant sets, Minkowski function, Lyapunov function

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