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Diagonal spatial stiffness matrices

J. M. Selig, +1 more
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In this paper, the conditions under which the stiffness matrix of a spatial system can be transformed into block-diagonal and diagonal form are studied, and the consequences of such transformations for the invariants of the system, principal screws, von Mises invariants and so forth, are also studied.
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In this work we study in detail the conditions under which the stiffness matrix of a spatial system can be transformed into block-diagonal and diagonal form. That is the existence of a coordinate frame in which the stiffness matrix takes on these simple forms. The consequences of a block-diagonal or diagonal stiffness matrix for the invariants of the system, principal screws, von Mises' invariants and so forth, are also studied.

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Geometrical Methods in Robotics

J. M. Selig
TL;DR: This book provides an introduction to the geometrical concepts that are important to applications in robotics and shows how these concepts may be used to formulate and solve complex problems encountered in the design and construction of robots.
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