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Invariant and Dual Invariant Subspaces of $k$-valued Networks

Consider a $k$-valued network. Two kinds of (control) invariant subspaces, called state and dual invariant subspaces, are proposed, which are subspaces of state space and dual space respectively. Algorithms are presented to verify whether a dual subspace is a dual or dual control invariant subspace. The bearing space of $k$-valued (control) networks is introduced. Using the structure of bearing space, the universal invariant subspace is introduced, which is independent of the dynamics of particular networks. Finally, the relationship between state invariant subspace and dual invariant subspace of a network is investigated. A duality property shows that if a dual subspace is invariant then its perpendicular state subspace is also invariant and vice versa.

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