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| author | Tran, Khoa Leok, Melvin |
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| contents | The problem of 3-dimensional, convex rigid-body collision over a plane is fully investigated; this includes bodies with sharp corners that is resolved without the need for nonsmooth convex analysis of tangent and normal cones. In particular, using nonsmooth Lagrangian mechanics, the equations of motion and jump equations are derived, which are largely dependent on the collision detection function. Following the variational approach, a Lie group variational collision integrator (LGVCI) is systematically derived that is symplectic, momentum-preserving, and has excellent long-time, near energy conservation. Furthermore, systems with corner impacts are resolved adeptly using $ε$-rounding on the sign distance function (SDF) of the body. Extensive numerical experiments are conducted to demonstrate the conservation properties of the LGVCI. |
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| spellingShingle | Lie Group Variational Collision Integrators for a Class of Hybrid Systems Tran, Khoa Leok, Melvin Numerical Analysis 37M15, 65P10, 70F35, 70G65, 34A38, 49J52 The problem of 3-dimensional, convex rigid-body collision over a plane is fully investigated; this includes bodies with sharp corners that is resolved without the need for nonsmooth convex analysis of tangent and normal cones. In particular, using nonsmooth Lagrangian mechanics, the equations of motion and jump equations are derived, which are largely dependent on the collision detection function. Following the variational approach, a Lie group variational collision integrator (LGVCI) is systematically derived that is symplectic, momentum-preserving, and has excellent long-time, near energy conservation. Furthermore, systems with corner impacts are resolved adeptly using $ε$-rounding on the sign distance function (SDF) of the body. Extensive numerical experiments are conducted to demonstrate the conservation properties of the LGVCI. |
| title | Lie Group Variational Collision Integrators for a Class of Hybrid Systems |
| topic | Numerical Analysis 37M15, 65P10, 70F35, 70G65, 34A38, 49J52 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.15356 |