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First, please run lake exe mk_all --module, so that you can generate the correct formats for Cslib.lean and CslibTests.lean. Please also take a look at the existing files to see the correct format for imports and other module related things at the beginning of each code file.
This is a subject that is perhaps unfamiliar to most people with a standard computer science background. Perhaps you can provide some references? You can put it references.bib and refer to them in comments in your code.
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I'm not an expert in CPS models but it is certainly relevant for CSLib. I wonder if this should be split into multiple PRs though, as it's quite big and it really introduces at least three concepts: CPS, games, and (a game semantics interpretation of) HML (and we don't even have 'normal' HML on LTS yet). I'm a bit overwhelmed. :-) |
Does that sound like a solid approach ? |
Overview
This PR adds formalization of control systems theory and game semantics to CSLib.
What's included
Control Systems (CPS) - Discrete-time Linear Systems
Game Semantics
This PR adds formalization of control systems theory and game semantics to CSLib.
What's included
Control Systems (CPS) - Discrete-time Linear Systems
Game Semantics
Key Theorems
asymptotic_stability_discrete: If spectral radius < 1, zero-input response converges to zerocayley_hamilton_controllability': Higher powers of system matrix lie in span of first n powersA system is reachable if and only if the controllability matrix has full rank (finrank equals dimension).
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