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Date: 2017-07-25 18:51:20
Complexity classes
Differential equations
Systems science
Control theory
Hybrid system
Systems theory
NL
Reachability
P
Mathematics

ProbReach: Probabilistic Bounded Reachability for Uncertain Hybrid Systems Fedor Shmarov, Paolo Zuliani School of Computing Science, Newcastle University, UK

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