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Geometric sliding mode control of mechanical systems on Lie groups
This manuscript presents a sliding-mode control design on a general Lie group for fully-actuated simple mechanical systems. By equipping the state space with the structure of a Lie group and building a sliding subgroup immersed in the state space, the sliding mode is guaranteed to exist and therefore allows the proposed sliding-mode control on Lie groups to leverage the salient features of the sliding-mode controls in the Euclidean space. The tracking of attitude in the special orthogonal group is included to illustrate the proposed design.
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