A Sum-of-Squares-Based Procedure to Approximate the Pontryagin Difference of Semialgebraic Sets

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Abstract

The P-difference between two sets A\mathcal{A} and B\mathcal{B} is the set of all points, C\mathcal{C}, such that the addition of B\mathcal{B} to any of the points in C\mathcal{C} is contained in A\mathcal{A}. Such a set difference plays an important role in robust model predictive control and in set-theoretic control. In the paper we demonstrate that an inner approximation of the P-difference between two semialgebraic sets can be computed using the Sums of Squares Programming, and we illustrate the procedure using several computational examples.

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