This volume develops path compatibility concepts in finite horizons, highlighting implications for survivability and reachability.
This volume develops the forward–backward projection layer of finite-horizon path-space compatibility in the Re-Phase framework. It introduces backward survivable-compatible sets, combines them with forward reachable-compatible sets, and characterizes admissible path projections through their joint compatibility. The note also isolates the gluing mechanism behind this characterization and explains how false gluing can occur when higher-order or memory-dependent constraints are represented with insufficient state information.
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