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Control Of Nonholonomic Systems From Subriemannian Geometry To Motion Planning 1st Edition Frdric Jean

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Control Of Nonholonomic Systems From Subriemannian Geometry To Motion Planning 1st Edition Frdric Jean
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Publisher: Springer International Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.35 MB
Pages: 104
Author: Frédéric Jean
ISBN: 9783319086897, 9783319086903, 3319086898, 3319086901
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 1

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Control Of Nonholonomic Systems From Subriemannian Geometry To Motion Planning 1st Edition Frdric Jean by Frédéric Jean 9783319086897, 9783319086903, 3319086898, 3319086901 instant download after payment.

Nonholonomic systems are control systems which depend linearly on the control. Their underlying geometry is the sub-Riemannian geometry, which plays for these systems the same role as Euclidean geometry does for linear systems. In particular the usual notions of approximations at the first order, that are essential for control purposes, have to be defined in terms of this geometry. The aim of these notes is to present these notions of approximation and their application to the motion planning problem for nonholonomic systems.

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