The elliptope and bounds in the rotational dynamics of rigid bodies

The main result of this paper establishes a new polynomial relation among several projections of the angular momentum vector on the spatial and moving frames involved in the rotational dynamics of rigid bodies. This relation is surprisingly simple to derive and provides a geometric insight into the attitude dynamics of bodies with axial symmetry, explaining the bounds for the nutation angle [Formula: see text].

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Geometric Mechanics
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s2972458924500084
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Control and Dynamics of Mobile Robots
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The elliptope and bounds in the rotational dynamics of rigid bodies

Francisco Javier Molero, Francisco Crespo, S. Ferrer
Geometric Mechanics
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The elliptope and bounds in the rotational dynamics of rigid bodies

Francisco Javier Molero, Francisco Crespo, S. Ferrer
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Abstract

The main result of this paper establishes a new polynomial relation among several projections of the angular momentum vector on the spatial and moving frames involved in the rotational dynamics of rigid bodies. This relation is surprisingly simple to derive and provides a geometric insight into the attitude dynamics of bodies with axial symmetry, explaining the bounds for the nutation angle [Formula: see text].

Geometric MechanicsVol. 01(03)
University of Bío-Bío (CL), Universidad de Murcia (ES)
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