A dynamic inverse for nonlinear maps

We consider the problem of estimating the time-varying root of a time-dependent nonlinear map. We introduce a "dynamic inverse" of a map, another generally time-dependent map which one composes with the original map to form a nonlinear vector-field. The flow of this vector field decays exponentially to the root. We then show how a dynamic inverse may be determined dynamically while being used simultaneously to find a root. We construct a continuous-time analog computational paradigm around the dynamic inverse.