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The structure of reachable sets for affine control systems induced by generalized Martinet sub-lorentzian metrics

Marek Grochowski — 2012

ESAIM: Control, Optimisation and Calculus of Variations

In this paper we investigate analytic affine control systems q ˙ = ,  ∈  [] , where is an orthonormal frame for a generalized Martinet sub-Lorentzian structure of order of Hamiltonian type. We construct normal forms for such systems and, among other things, we study the connection between the presence of the singular trajectory starting at on the boundary of the reachable set from with the minimal number of analytic functions needed for describing...

Reachable sets for a class of contact sub-lorentzian metrics on ℝ³, and null non-smooth geodesics

Marek Grochowski — 2008

Banach Center Publications

We compute future timelike and nonspacelike reachable sets from the origin for a class of contact sub-Lorentzian metrics on ℝ³. Then we construct non-smooth (and therefore non-Hamiltonian) null geodesics for these metrics. As a consequence we deduce that the sub-Lorentzian distance from the origin is continuous at points belonging to the boundary of the reachable set.

On the Heisenberg sub-Lorentzian metric on ℝ³

Marek Grochowski — 2004

Banach Center Publications

In this paper we study properties of the Heisenberg sub-Lorentzian metric on ℝ³. We compute the conjugate locus of the origin, and prove that the sub-Lorentzian distance in this case is differentiable on some open set. We also prove the existence of regular non-Hamiltonian geodesics, a phenomenon which does not occur in the sub-Riemannian case.

Local Controllability around Closed Orbits

Marek Grochowski — 2014

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Mathematics

We give a necessary and sufficient condition for local controllability around closed orbits for general smooth control systems. We also prove that any such system on a compact manifold has a closed orbit.

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