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Optimal Decay Matrix Control Barrier Functions: Soundness and Completeness for Matrix Safety Constraints
Many safety requirements, such as keeping a manipulator away from kinematic singularities, a network connected, or a system observable, amount to keeping a state-dependent matrix positive definite. Matrix control barrier functions (MCBFs) enforce such requirements with a semidefinite program that mi
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