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Sufficient Conditions for Nesting the Reachable Sets of Two Smooth Control Systems of Constant Rank and Linear in Phase Variables

  • M. V. Topunov
Determinate Systems
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Abstract

Sufficient conditions for nesting the reachable sets of smooth control systems of constant rank and linear in phase variables are formulated. Sets that are reachable from an arbitrary point in time T and in a time not greater than T are determined. Examples are given.

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Control System Mechanical Engineer System Theory Arbitrary Point Phase Variable 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • M. V. Topunov
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  1. 1.Moscow State Institute of Steel and AlloysMoscowRussia

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