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48 results for Chaplygin ball

Study of gyroscopic Chaplygin systems and magnetic flows on spheres.

problem Integrability and Hamiltonization of magnetic geodesic flows on spheres.
method Analysis of gyroscopic Chaplygin systems with magnetic forces, Hamiltonization, invariant measure existence.
result Integrable magnetic geodesic flows on spheres Sn1S^{n-1} for n>3n>3.

Study on relativistic nonholonomic mechanics with time-dependent constraints.

problem Formulating classical time-dependent nonholonomic mechanics.
method Invariant formulation using moving frames and Chaplygin systems.
result Hamiltonization of time-dependent constraints achieved.

The paper studies a natural nn-dimensional generalization of the classical nonholonomic Chaplygin sphere problem. We prove that for a specific choice of the inertia operator, the restriction of the generalized problem onto zero value of the SO(n-1)-momentum mapping becomes an integrable Hamiltonian system after an app…

2009-02-25abs ↗pdf ↗

We consider coupled nonholonomic LR systems on the product of Lie groups. As examples, we study nn-dimensional variants of the spherical support system and the rubber Chaplygin sphere. For a special choice of the inertia operator, it is proved that the rubber Chaplygin sphere, after reduction and a time reparametrizat…

2009-02-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Geodesic extensions for systems with nonholonomic constraints.

problem Extending equations of motion for systems with nonholonomic constraints.
method Constructing extensions to second-order ODEs, investigating geodesic conditions.
result Conditions for nonholonomic trajectories to be geodesics of a Riemannian metric.

This paper studies the construction of geometric integrators for nonholonomic systems. We derive the nonholonomic discrete Euler-Lagrange equations in a setting which permits to deduce geometric integrators for continuous nonholonomic systems (reduced or not). The formalism is given in terms of Lie groupoids, specifyin…

2007-04-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Projective geodesic extensions for nonholonomic systems are derived under conformal transformations.

problem Deriving conditions for projective geodesic extensions in nonholonomic mechanics.
method Analyzing necessary and sufficient conditions for existence under conformal modifications.
result Conditions for existence of projective geodesic extensions in nonholonomic systems under conformal transformations.

We consider static spacetimes whose spatial part admits foliations with the extrinsic curvature tensor K_{ab}=0. There are two complementary cases when the gradient of the lapse function points 1) to the direction of foliation or 2) orthogonally to it. Case 1) gives generalization of metrics like Bertotti-Robinson or N…

2006-04-21abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper describes a method to construct standard 4-balls from homotopy 4-balls in C2\mathbb{C}^2.

problem The problem is whether every homotopy 4-ball in S4S^4 is standard.
method The approach is to use Stein surfaces and pseudoconvex domains to construct a diffeomorphic domain that is the union of three pseudoconvex domains, ensuring it is a standard 4-ball.
result The construction method ensures that the domain is a standard 4-ball, providing a compelling reimbedding construction for homotopy 4-balls in C2\mathbb{C}^2.

New surface area measures defined for ball-convex bodies, leading to entropy and inequalities.

problem Defining and analyzing surface area measures for ball-convex bodies.
method Introducing LpL_p relative surface areas, proving invariance and inequalities, and using geometric interpretations.
result Established inequalities and a new notion of entropy for ball-convex bodies.

New Brieskorn spheres found to bound rational homology balls but not integral ones.

problem Identifying Brieskorn spheres that bound rational homology balls but not integral ones.
method Using modifications of Fintushel and Stern's argument and handlebody diagrams.
result Found new families of Brieskorn spheres (Σ(2,4n+1,12n+5)Σ(2,4n+1,12n+5) and Σ(3,3n+1,12n+5)Σ(3,3n+1,12n+5)) that bound rational homology balls but not integral ones.

Extends small-ball method to broader class without uniform small-ball condition.

problem Obtaining high probability lower bounds on quadratic empirical processes.
method Extends small-ball method to allow broader class without uniform small-ball condition, motivated by tournament learning.
result Obtains high probability, almost-isometric lower bound on quadratic empirical process.

New families of Brieskorn spheres bound rational homology balls.

problem Identifying new Brieskorn spheres that bound rational homology balls.
method Using techniques from Akbulut and Larson's work, we present new families of Brieskorn spheres.
result We discover new infinite families of Brieskorn spheres that non-trivially bound rational homology balls.

New examples show non-locally-flat PL-disk bounds in rational homology balls but not in integer homology balls.

problem Characterizing knots that bound PL-disks in integer homology balls.
method Involutive Heegaard Floer homology formal properties.
result Found infinitely many manifold-knot pairs (Y, J) where J does not bound a PL-disk in an integer homology ball but does in a rational homology ball.

Study shows no smooth embeddings of rational homology balls into complex projective plane.

problem Embedding rational homology balls into complex projective plane.
method Elementary arguments to prove non-existence of almost complex embeddings.
result No smooth embeddings of rational homology balls into complex projective plane.

New illumination bodies defined for ball-convex shapes, proving convexity and establishing surface area measures.

problem Characterizing properties of ball-convex shapes.
method Introducing illumination bodies and weighted illumination bodies, proving convexity, and establishing surface area measures.
result Illumination bodies are convex and provide surface area measures for ball-convex shapes.

The paper characterizes unit balls among Stein spaces with specific groups using Bergman-Einstein metrics.

problem Characterizing unit balls among Stein spaces with specific groups.
method Study of Bergman metric on finite ball quotients and its Kähler-Einstein property.
result The Bergman-Einstein metric exists only on the unit ball itself for finite ball quotients with trivial groups.