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High-Order Matrix Control Barrier Functions: Well-Posedness and Feasibility via Matrix Relative Degree
Control barrier functions (CBFs) provide an effective framework for enforcing safety in dynamical systems with scalar constraints. However, many safety constraints are more naturally expressed as matrix-valued conditions, such as positive definiteness or eigenvalue bounds - scalar formulations intro
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