Local controllability does imply global controllability
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Abstract: We say that a control system is locally controllable if the attainable set from any state contains an open neighborhood of , while it is controllable if the attainable set from any state is the entire state manifold. We show in this note that a control system satisfying local controllability is controllable. Our self-contained proof is alternative to the combination of two previous results by Kevin Grasse.
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