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Geometry of cascade feedback linearizable control systems

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DOI: 10.1016/j.difgeo.2023.102044

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Control systems; Feedback linearization; Goursat bundles; Lie symmetry reduction

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Cascade feedback linearization provides insights on explicit integrability of nonlinear control systems with symmetry. This work establishes new necessary conditions for the static feedback linearizability property of contact sub-connections, using Lie-type equations in the abelian case and partial contact curves. It also presents an explicit class of contact sub-connections that admit static feedback linearizable contact curve reductions, possibly leading to a classification of all such sub-connections.
Cascade feedback linearization provides geometric insights on explicit integrability of nonlinear control systems with symmetry. A central piece of the theory requires that the partial contact curve reduction of the contact sub-connection be static feedback linearizable. This work establishes new necessary conditions on the equations of Lie type -in the abelian case -that arise in a contact sub-connection with the desired static feedback linearizability property via families of codimension one partial contact curves. Furthermore, an explicit class of contact sub-connections admitting static feedback linearizable contact curve reductions is presented, hinting at a possible classification of all such contact sub-connections. Key tools in proving, and stating, the main results of this paper are truncated versions of the total derivative and Euler operators. Additionally, the Battilotti-Califano system with three inputs is used as a clarifying example of both cascade feedback linearization and the new necessary conditions.& COPY; 2023 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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