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Real-Time Synthesis of Robust Controlled Invariant Sets for Monotone Systems

Safety-critical control of autonomous systems requires formal safety certificates, such as controlled invariant sets, that must be computed online as conditions change. Although standard synthesis algorithms scale poorly with state dimension, monotone dynamical systems with lower-closed safety specifications allow for accelerated computation of controlled invariant sets. In particular, lazy fixed-point algorithms exploit monotonicity and track only the antichain basis of the set. However, membership tests and redundancy checks against an evolving basis remain major bottlenecks. We introduce a threshold-function reformulation in which a lower-closed set on a d-dimensional grid is represent...

AuthorsYasin Sonmez, Mahmoud Khaled, Majid Zamani et al.
Primary categoryeess.SY
Published12 September 2026
Last updated at source12 September 2026
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