Stability Analysis for Stochastic Hybrid Inclusions
Stochastic hybrid inclusions (SHIs) address situations with the stochastic continuous evolution in a stochastic differential inclusions and random jumps in the difference inclusions due to the forced (the state reaching a boundary in the state space) and/or spontaneous (the state vector may occur spontaneously) transitions. An obvious characteristic of SHIs is the non-uniqueness of random solutions, which can be ensured by the mild regularity conditions, as well as nominal robustness. Basic sufficient conditions for stability/recurrence in probability are usually expressed based on different types of Lyapunov functions, including Lagrange/Lyapunov/Lyapunov-Forster functions respectively for Lagrange/Lyapunov/asymptotical stability in probability and Foster/Lagrange-Forster functions for recurrence, (weaker) relaxed Lyapunov-based sufficient conditions including Matrosov-Foster functions and the stochastic invariance principle, as well as Lyapunov-based necessary and sufficient conditions for asymptotical stability in probability or recurrence (i.e.,converse theorems), etc. The converse theorems involving smooth Lyapunov functions are guaranteed by the sequential compactness and thus robustness. In addition, the uniformity property and causality are analyzed for the stabilities in probability. Hence, serving as a partial roadmap for the theoretical development of SHIs, also serving as inspiration, we anticipate that many of the open questions, including the prediction problem, the filtering problem and the control problem, will be resolved based on the techniques of SHIs.
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