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Stabilization of underwater vehicle dynamics: a geometric perspective
Naomi Ehrich Leonard
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Center for Statistics & Machine Learning
Council on Science & Technology
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Underwater Vehicle Dynamics
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Geometric Perspective
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Nonlinear Dynamics
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Control Law
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Nonlinearity
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Buoyancy
50%
Actuation
50%
Actuator
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Linearization
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Feedback Control Law
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Hydrodynamic Parameters
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Low Drag
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Internal Rotor
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Six Degrees of Freedom
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Geometric Method
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Control Effort
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Restoring Torque
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Rotor-can
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Dynamic Vehicle Model
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Excess Control Rights
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Novel Type
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Engineering
Vehicle Dynamics
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Actuation
50%
Degree of Freedom
50%
Hydrodynamics
50%
Non-Linear Dynamic
50%
Control Law
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Rotors
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Restoring Torque
50%
Feedback Control
50%
Nonlinearity
50%
Actuator
50%
Physics
Feedback Control
100%
Non-Linear Dynamic
100%
Degree of Freedom
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Hydrodynamics
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Actuator
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