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Modelling of systems and inverse problems of dynamics

R.G. Moukharlyamov

Peoples Friendship University of Russia

117198 Moscow, M.-Maklaya str., 6

The construction method of the physical systems dynamics equations, providing constraints stabilization, is discussed. The problem of corresponding constraints reactions or determination of control actions is reduced to the construction of the system of differential equations, assuming that the partial integrals are given. The conditions of asymptotic stability an integral manifold's and constraints on the stabilization for numerically solution are defined. The solution of the inverse problem of the qualitative theory of differential equations and its application to the problem of a trajectory design is proposed. The inverse problems of dynamics and the control problem of the dynamical systems are considered. The results of the studies are applied to the inverse problems of rigid body dynamics.

Nowadays, when the computerization filled all of the spheres of human activity, the meaning of mathematics has grown considerably. Mathematics, itself, has changed radically. It is known that the formation of mathematics was closely connected with studying of the natural phenomenon and the development of manufacture. So, to the well known Newton's law of gravitation preceded 3 Kepler's laws of motion of celestial bodies, which themselves were based on the thorough study of results of astronomer Tiho Brage.

Modern mathematics has two main trends: pure mathematics and applied mathematics. It is considered, that pure mathematics what is allowed and how it is needed, and the applied mathematics does what is needed and how it is allowed. The applied mathematics is searching for the methods of finding solution of the problem with given precision. That is why the engineers say that they believe the theorems of existence, but all they need are methods of finding solutions. We think that analytical dynamics has to do what is needed and how it is needed, it means that it possesses all the necessary mathematical proofs, but at the same time it gives methods of finding solutions of the applied problems with needed precision.

The main stages of finding solution for the problems of modelling and the inverse problems of dynamics.

Even in the middle of the last century, it was mentioned that the modelling problems and the inverse problems of dynamics are among the main important directions of development of the applied mathematics and that a general approach to finding their solutions can be worked out. As the number of constraints' equations usually turns to be fewer then the number of variables, which describe the system's condition, then the construction of equations of dynamics and finding the solution of the inverse problems of dynamics amount to the solution of the system of linear algebraic equations with rectangular matrix of coefficients. The system of differential equations of the first order obtained by the transformation of dynamical equations of the investigated system, describes the motion of the representative point on the manifold in the space of variables. This motion must be stable with respect to manifold and it must provide the constraints' stabilization while searching for numerical solution of the system of algebraic-differential equations, determined by the constraints' equations and by the system's equations of dynamics. The construction of the system of differential equations, which solutions possess the given properties, begins with finding the solution of the system of linear algebraic equations with rectangular matrix of coefficients. The problem of modelling and the inverse problems of dynamics can be divided into following stages:

1)          definition of solution of the systems of linear-algebraic equations with rectangular matrix of coefficients ;

2)          proposition of method of construction of the systems of differential equations with given partial integrals;

3)          definition of stability conditions of the integral manifold, corresponding to the partial integrals;

4)          construction of equations of non-holonomic constraints, using the solution of the inverse problems of the qualitative theory of differential equations;

5)          construction of the numerical methods of solution for the systems of differential-algebraic equations;

6)          construction of equations of dynamics, that provide the stabilization of constraints;

7)          the inverse problems of dynamics;

8)          the applied problems.




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