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On the control of non-smooth complementarity dynamical systems
This paper is devoted to briefly introducing a class of non-smooth controlled dynamical systems, namely complementarity dynamical systems. Several ways of writing the dynamics of such systems are presented (the hybrid dynamical systems approach and the differential inclusions framework). Some particular features concerning controllability and stabilization are discussed.