This paper develops a new approach to small time local attainability of smooth manifolds of any dimension, possibly with boundary and to prove Hölder continuity of the minimum time function. We give explicit pointwise conditions of any order by using higher order hamiltonians which combine derivatives of the controlled vector field and the functions that locally define the target. For the controllability of a point our sufficient conditions extend some classically known results for symmetric or control affine systems, using the Lie algebra instead, but for targets of higher dimension our approach and results are new. We find our sufficient higher order conditions explicit and easy to compute for targets with curvature and general control systems. Some cases of nonsmooth targets are also included. © 2023, The Author(s).

A Hamiltonian Approach to Small Time Local Attainability of Manifolds for Nonlinear Control Systems

Soravia, Pierpaolo
2023

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This paper develops a new approach to small time local attainability of smooth manifolds of any dimension, possibly with boundary and to prove Hölder continuity of the minimum time function. We give explicit pointwise conditions of any order by using higher order hamiltonians which combine derivatives of the controlled vector field and the functions that locally define the target. For the controllability of a point our sufficient conditions extend some classically known results for symmetric or control affine systems, using the Lie algebra instead, but for targets of higher dimension our approach and results are new. We find our sufficient higher order conditions explicit and easy to compute for targets with curvature and general control systems. Some cases of nonsmooth targets are also included. © 2023, The Author(s).
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