On the optimal control of hybrid systems on Lie groups and the exponential gradient HMP algorithm

On the optimal control of hybrid systems on Lie groups and the exponential gradient HMP algorithm

This paper provides a theory and associated algorithm for the optimization of autonomous and controlled hybrid systems on Lie groups. First, a geometrical derivation of the Hybrid Minimum Principle (HMP) for hybrid systems whose state manifolds constitute a Lie group (G, *) which is left invariant u...

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