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Rolling Manifolds of Different Dimensions

If $(M,g)$ and $(\hM,\hg)$ are two smooth connected complete oriented Riemannian manifolds of dimensions $n$ and $\hn$ respectively, we model the rolling of $(M,g)$ onto $(\hM,\hg)$ as a driftless control affine systems describing two possible constraints of motion: the first rolling motion $Σ_{NS}$ captures the no-spinning condition only and the second rolling motion $Σ_{R}$ corresponds to rolling without spinning nor slipping. Two distributions of dimensions $(n + \hn)$ and $n$, respectively, are then associated to the rolling motions $Σ_{NS}$ and $Σ_{R}$ respectively. This generalizes the rolling problems considered in \cite{ChitourKokkonen1} where both manifolds had the same dimension. The controllability issue is then addressed for both $Σ_{NS}$ and $Σ_{R}$ and completely solved for $Σ_{NS}$. As regards to $Σ_{R}$, basic properties for the reachable sets are provided as well as the complete study of the case $(n,\hn)=(3,2)$ and some sufficient conditions for non-controllability.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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