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We consider a new way of describing complex control problems for dynamic systems called hybrid programs. Hybrid program is a finite state automaton whose states describe elementary tasks of reachability and safety defined on a transition system ([3, 5]). The proposed approach to complex control problems description could be seen as an alternative to linear temporal logic (see e.g. [1]). We provide an example to illustrate the approach.
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