Zenoness vs Zeno - What's the difference?
zenoness | zeno | Related terms |
(label) The state of being Zeno.
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Requiring or involving an infinite number of intervals within a finite time.
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Zenoness is a related term of zeno.
As a noun zenoness
is (label) the state of being zeno.As a proper noun zeno is
.As an adjective zeno is
requiring or involving an infinite number of intervals within a finite time.zenoness
English
Noun
(-)- Zenoness , which refers to the situation that the system has infinite many “mode switches” in finite time, is a well-known phenomenon arising in multi-mode ( hybrid) systems. In general, there are a number of smooth dynamics in a hybrid system.
- A player is responsible for the Zenoness' of an execution if she is "elected" infinitely many times for her choosing the smallest delay. A coalition is responsible for ' Zenoness if at least one of its member is.
- As it has been previously discussed, this may be complicated by the fact that these solutions may exhibit complex phenomena such as non-continuability of solutions or deadlock, beating or livelock, and Zenoness .
