Víctor Ayala
Federal University of Amazonas
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Systems & Control Letters | 2011
Víctor Ayala; Wolfgang Kliemann; Fernando Vera
Abstract Let G be a connected Lie group with Lie algebra g and Σ = ( G , D ) a controllable invariant control system. A subset A ⊂ G is said to be isochronous if there exists a uniform time T A > 0 such that any two arbitrary elements in A can be connected by a positive orbit of Σ at exact time T A . In this paper, we search for classes of Lie groups G such that any Σ has the following property: there exists an increasing sequence of open neighborhoods ( V n ) n ≥ 0 of the identity in G such that the group can be decomposed in isochronous rings W n = V n + 1 − V n . We characterize this property in algebraic terms and we show that three classes of Lie groups satisfy this property: completely solvable simply connected Lie groups, semisimple Lie groups and reductive Lie groups.
Siam Journal on Control and Optimization | 2009
Víctor Ayala; J. C. Rodríguez; L. A. B. San Martin
Let
Proyecciones (antofagasta) | 2013
Víctor Ayala; Eyüp Kizil
G
Proyecciones (antofagasta) | 2012
Víctor Ayala; Eyüp Kizil; Ivan de Azevedo Tribuzy
be a Lie group. In order to study optimal control problems on a homogeneous space
Proyecciones (antofagasta) | 2008
Ivan de Azevedo Tribuzy; Víctor Ayala; Marcos Monteiro. Diniz; José Miguel Martins. Veloso
G/H
Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences | 2001
Víctor Ayala; Luiz A. B. San Martin
, we identify its cotangent bundle
Journal of Dynamical and Control Systems | 2007
Víctor Ayala; Fritz Colonius; Wolfgang Kliemann
T^{\ast}G/H
Linear Algebra and its Applications | 2005
Víctor Ayala; Fritz Colonius; Wolfgang Kliemann
as a subbundle of the cotangent bundle of
Semigroup Forum | 2004
Víctor Ayala; Wolfgang Kliemann; Luiz A. B. San Martin
G
Proyecciones (antofagasta) | 1992
Víctor Ayala; Luis Vergara
. Next, this identification is used to describe the Hamiltonian lifting of vector fields on