Operator-theoretic framework enhances safety assessments in safety-critical systems using localized energy metrics, suggesting improved risk management.
This paper presents an operator-theoretic formulation of the De Bruijn functional as a unified quadratic metric on L2(R). The framework establishes equivalence between time-domain localization, frequency-domain representation, and positive self-adjoint operator structure. The functional is embedded into a stochastic control framework with belief-state dynamics, coherentrisk measures, stochastic barrier functions, and robust dynamic programming. The resulting formulation provides a unified mathematical structure for safety assessment in safety-critical systems through localized energy, diagnostic residuals, and risk-weighted deviation metrics.
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Usman Zafar (2026) studied this question.
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