Abstract
This paper develops a mathematical framework for hybrid physical system models. Hybrid models of dynamic physical systems are characterized by time scale and parameter abstractions which lead to sequences of discrete changes in the system between modes of continuous behavior evolution. The goal is to develop formal execution semantics for characterizing hybrid behaviors in terms of three distinct modes of system operation.
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