Abstract. Methods are presented for locally studying smooth nonlinear control systems on the manifold M. The technique of chronological calculus is intensively exploited. The concept of chronological connection is introduced and is used when obtaining the invariant expressions in the form of Lie bracket polynomials for high-order variations of a nonlinear control system. The theorem on adduction of a family of smooth vector fields to the canonical form proved in Section 4 is then applied to the construction of a nilpotent polynomial approximation for a control system. Finally, the relation between the attainable sets of an original system and an approximating one is established; it implies some conclusions on the local controllability of th...
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This paper is another in the continuing series of expository papers that were invited by the editors...
International audienceWe present some basic facts about the controllability of nonlinear finite dime...
We consider control systems that are affine in the control and whose vector fields generate a nilpo...
Lie algebraic method generalize matrix methods and algebraic rank conditions to smooth nonlinear sys...
This paper develops a new approach to small time local attainability of smooth manifolds of any dime...
The aim of the present tutorial paper is to recall notions from manifold calculus and to illustrate ...
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This paper presents a geometric study of controllability for discrete-time nonlinear systems. Variou...
In a geometric point of view, a nonlinear control system, a#ne in the controls, is thought of as an ...
Using recent characterisations of topologies of spaces of vector fields for gen-eral regularity clas...
Abstract. This paper presents a brief introduction to the controllability of nonlinear systems throu...
Within a recent development of algorithms to establish local structural identifiability, local obser...
This paper is the applied counterpart to previous results [5] for linear-analytic control systems. I...
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This paper is another in the continuing series of expository papers that were invited by the editors...