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Conte, G.; Perdon, Anna M.

The matching problem for behavioral systems. (English) Zbl 0863.93003

Kybernetika 31, No. 6, 613-621 (1995); errata ibid. 33, No. 1, 132 (1997).
The authors study the matching problem in a general behavioral context and found conditions for the existence of solutions under suitable hypotheses. A concept of series composition between systems is defined by using the notions of pullback and pushout (in the categorical sense). Some conditions (necessary and sufficient) for the existence of solutions of the matching problem for I/O behavioral systems and AR-systems are given.
Reviewer: B.F.Šmarda (Brno)

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MSC:

93A99 General systems theory
93A10 General systems
18B20 Categories of machines, automata

Keywords:

pullback; pushout; matching problem; I/O behavioral systems
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\textit{G. Conte} and \textit{A. M. Perdon}, Kybernetika 31, No. 6, 613--621 (1995; Zbl 0863.93003)
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