
doi: 10.1007/bf00939453
In control theory, there is growing interest in the evolution of sets, especially attainable sets at timet. This is caused due to their applications to control under uncertainty, optimal control, and differential games. Recently, a new mathematical theory for attainable set evolution was developed. It is based on the concept of approximate localization, instead of differentiation. Here, we give a generalization of this theory.
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