动态capplygin系统/spl rho/-指数镇定的秩条件

Ti-Chung Lee, Jing-Sin Liu
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研究了由二重积分级联非完整约束组成的动态非完整Caplygin系统的全局/spl rho/-指数稳定性。首先假设了一种新的状态分解,使得约束在某些状态变量下是线性的。给出了Caplygin系统全局/spl rho/-指数稳定性的一个简单且易于验证的秩条件。我们设计的一个特点是,所有参数都可以从约束函数或一类重要的Caplygin系统中显式确定,其中分解状态之一是标量,秩条件可以显式表示为与约束函数在原点处的泰勒级数展开的最低次多项式的次和非零性质有关的条件。此外,还提出了不同坐标下的Caplygin系统的一种替代形式,使所提出的坐标相关准则能够应用。扩展动力形式、滚轮和跳跃机器人系统等例子都属于这类capplygin系统,因此它们的/spl rho/-指数稳定性可以通过所提出的测试来检验。
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A rank condition for /spl rho/-exponential stabilization of dynamic Caplygin systems
The paper investigates the global /spl rho/-exponential stability of dynamic nonholonomic Caplygin systems, which is composed of double integrator cascading nonholonomic constraints. A novel decomposition of state is assumed first so that the constraints are linear in certain state variables. A simple and easily verified rank condition for the global /spl rho/-exponential stability of Caplygin systems is derived. A feature of our design is that all parameters can be explicitly determined from the constraint function or an important class of Caplygin systems in which one of the decomposed states is scalar, the rank condition can be explicitly represented as the conditions relating to the degree and non-zero property of the lowest degree polynomials of the Taylor series expansion of the constraint function at the origin. Moreover, an alternative form of Caplygin system in different coordinates is presented so that the proposed coordinate-dependent criterion can be applied. Examples such as extended power form, the rolling wheel and hopping robot systems are shown to belong to this class of Caplygin systems and thus their /spl rho/-exponential stability can be checked by the proposed test.
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