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Steering Nonholonomic Control Systems Using Sinusoids,t trajectories are not easily applied to some classes of nonholonomic systems. This leads to the definition of a form of systems which . be steered using our earlier methods. We describe this form in detail and present preliminary efforts towards understanding when systems can be converted into this

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Lie Bracket Extensions and Averaging: The Single-Bracket Case,e technical aspects of the general construction. The example considered is that of an extension of a two-input system obtained by adding a single bracket of degree five. This bracket is sufficiently complicated to exhibit some phenomena, such as multiplicity, that do not occur for brackets of lower

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Singularities and Topological Aspects in Nonholonomic Motion Planning,. While useful tools in motion planning come from Computer Science and Mathematics (Computational Geometry, Real Algebraic Geometry), nonholonomic motion planning needs some Control Theory and more Mathematics (Differential Geometry)..First of all, this paper tries to give a computational reading of

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Motion Planning for Nonholonomic Dynamic Systems,fferential- algebraic equations defined on a phase space. A nonlinear control system in a normal form is introduced to completely describe the dynamics. The assumptions guarantee that the resulting normal form equations necessarily contain a nontrival drift vector field. We show that the linearized

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A Differential Geometric Approach to Motion Planning,omputing a control that steers the given initial point to the desired target point for an extended system, in which a number of Lie brackets of the system vector fields are added to the right-hand side. The main point then is to use formal calculations based on the product expansion relative to a P.

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