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- W2022372114 abstract "The effort-motion method, which describes the dynamics of open- and closed-chain topologies of rigid bodies interconnected with revolute and prismatic pairs, is interpreted geometrically. Systems are identified for which the simultaneous control of forces and velocities is desirable, and a representative open-chain system is selected for use in the ensuing analysis. Gauge invariant transformations are used to recast the commonly used kinetic and kinematic equations into a dimensional gauge invariant form. Constraint elimination techniques based on singular value decompositions then recast the invariant equations into orthogonal and reciprocal sets of motion and effort equations written in state variable form. The ideal actuation is found that simultaneously achieves the obtainable portions of the desired constraining efforts and motions. The performance is then evaluated of using the actuation closest to the ideal actuation." @default.
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- W2022372114 title "Motions, efforts and actuations in constrained dynamic systems: a multi-link open-chain example" @default.
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