Mechanical linearization of mechanical control systems without controllability assumption
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In this paper, the authors investigate on mechanical linearization of mechanical control systems without controllability assumption. More precisely, they present a linearization procedure of mechanical control systems that preserves the mechanical structure of the system, i.e., the mechanical linearization.
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