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    This document discusses hybrid systems, which involve both continuous and discrete dynamics. It provides three examples of hybrid systems: 1. Motion with impacts, such as a bouncing ball, which follows continuous dynamics in the air but has discrete state changes upon impact. 2. Systems on a network, where the plant dynamics are continuous but decisions can occur at discrete times. 3. A pendulum with a hole, where the pendulum swings continuously but the decision boundary prevents swinging up from all states. The document then discusses modeling, analysis, verification, and examples of hybrid systems, noting they combine continuous and discrete behavior and include both flows and jumps in state.

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    This document discusses hybrid systems, which involve both continuous and discrete dynamics. It provides three examples of hybrid systems: 1. Motion with impacts, such as a bouncing ball, which follows continuous dynamics in the air but has discrete state changes upon impact. 2. Systems on a network, where the plant dynamics are continuous but decisions can occur at discrete times. 3. A pendulum with a hole, where the pendulum swings continuously but the decision boundary prevents swinging up from all states. The document then discusses modeling, analysis, verification, and examples of hybrid systems, noting they combine continuous and discrete behavior and include both flows and jumps in state.

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    This document discusses hybrid systems, which involve both continuous and discrete dynamics. It provides three examples of hybrid systems: 1. Motion with impacts, such as a bouncing ball, which follows continuous dynamics in the air but has discrete state changes upon impact. 2. Systems on a network, where the plant dynamics are continuous but decisions can occur at discrete times. 3. A pendulum with a hole, where the pendulum swings continuously but the decision boundary prevents swinging up from all states. The document then discusses modeling, analysis, verification, and examples of hybrid systems, noting they combine continuous and discrete behavior and include both flows and jumps in state.

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