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The concept of hyperspace in dynamical system theory
A new generalization of the state-space concept called hyperstate space, or simply hyperspace, is presented. The concept of hyperspace enables the quick determination of certain important geometric and analytic features of system-dynamic behavior without explicitly solution of the system state equations. The usefulness of the hyperspace concept is demonstrated by several examples from different areas of modern system theory.<>