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20022023
most citedNew insights in the geometry and interconnection of port-Hamiltonian systems

7 citations · 14 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

math-ph2023

Almost-Poisson brackets for nonholonomic systems with gyroscopic terms and Hamiltonisation

L. C. García-Naranjo, J. C. Marrero, D. Martín de Diego +1

We extend known constructions of almost-Poisson brackets and their gauge transformations to nonholonomic systems whose Lagrangian is not mechanical but possesses a gyroscopic term…

math-ph2020

Exact discrete Lagrangian mechanics for nonholonomic mechanics

Alexandre Anahory Simoes, Juan Carlos Marrero, David Martin de Diego

We construct the exponential map associated to a nonholonomic system that allows us to define an exact discrete nonholonomic constraint submanifold. We reproduce the continuous non…

math-ph2018★ 7 cited

New insights in the geometry and interconnection of port-Hamiltonian systems

M. Barbero-Liñán, H. Cendra, E. García-Toraño Andrés +1

We discuss a new geometric construction of port-Hamiltonian systems. Using this framework, we revisit the notion of interconnection providing it with an intrinsic description. Spec…

math.DG2017★ 4 cited

The inverse problem of the calculus of variations for discrete systems

María Barbero-Liñán, Marta Farré Puiggalí, Sebastián Ferraro +1

We develop a geometric version of the inverse problem of the calculus of variations for discrete mechanics and constrained discrete mechanics. The geometric approach consists of us…

math.DS2015

Second-order variational problems on Lie groupoids and optimal control applications

Leonardo Colombo, David Martin de Diego

In this paper we study, from a variational and geometrical point of view, second-order variational problems on Lie groupoids and the construction of variational integrators for opt…

astro-ph.GA2010

The LEAP of Pulsars in the Milky Way

M. M. McKinnon

The location of objects on the celestial sphere is a fundamental measurement in astronomy, and the distribution of these objects within the Milky Way is important for understanding…