Characterization of accessibility for affine connection control systems\n at some points with nonzero velocity
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Abstract
Affine connection control systems are mechanical control systems that model a\nwide range of real systems such as robotic legs, hovercrafts, planar rigid\nbodies, rolling pennies, snakeboards and so on. In 1997 the accessibility and a\nparticular notion of controllability was intrinsically described by A. D. Lewis\nand R. Murray at points of zero velocity. Here, we present a novel\ngeneralization of the description of accessibility algebra for those systems at\nsome points with nonzero velocity as long as the affine connection restricts to\nthe distribution given by the symmetric closure. The results are used to\ndescribe the accessibility algebra of different mechanical control systems.\n
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