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  1. Contacting arXiv - arXiv info

    For questions about the status of your submission, or for appeals, contact us through the moderation support portal. Please include all relevant details (especially paper ids, former …

  2. arXiv Help Contents - arXiv info

    Miscellaneous Understanding the arXiv Identifier Understanding the ORCID iD Institutional Repository (IR) Interoperability Bulk data access API access and API User Manual DOI and …

  3. [math/0307242] Contact geometry - arXiv.org

    Jul 17, 2003 · After discussing (and proving) some of the fundamental results of contact topology (neighbourhood theorems, isotopy extension theorems, approximation theorems), I move on to …

  4. For example, Madenci introduced a contact-collision algorithm to describe the contact behaviors actor and deformable target [23] , in which the material points inside eir new positions outside …

  5. Does there exist an analogue of this result in contact geometry? Our main finding is that the answer depends on the sizes of the domains in question: We establish contact non-squeezing …

  6. The result is a bi-level model predictive control algorithm that can effectively reason about contact changes in the presence of large disturbances while remaining fast enough for real-time …

  7. A least-squares solver optimizes the constraints to find the location of an external contact directly from tactile observations. We validate the approach with simulation and real experiments on …

  8. Contact (CQDC) model which is used for the contact-rich planning tasks in the re t of this paper. We start by elaborating on the advantages of planning with quasi-dynamic models. We then …

  9. The contact boundary Y+ of X+ is the result of contact surgery along Y and the Weinstein handle gives an elementary Weinstein cobordism between Y and Y+; see Proposition 6.3 for details.

  10. [math/0104080] Contact Reduction - arXiv.org

    Apr 6, 2001 · In this article I propose a new method for reducing a co-oriented contact manifold M equipped with an action of a Lie group G by contact transformations.