A frequency-constrained geometric Pontryagin maximum principle on matrix Lie groups
Provides a theoretical framework for optimal control with frequency constraints on Lie groups, relevant for robotics and aerospace applications.
The authors develop a discrete-time Pontryagin maximum principle on matrix Lie groups that incorporates frequency constraints on controls, and validate it with a spacecraft attitude control simulation on SO(3).
In this article we present a geometric discrete-time Pontryagin maximum principle (PMP) on matrix Lie groups that incorporates frequency constraints on the controls in addition to pointwise constraints on the states and control actions directly at the stage of the problem formulation. This PMP gives first order necessary conditions for optimality, and leads to two-point boundary value problems that may be solved by shooting techniques to arrive at optimal trajectories. We validate our theoretical results with a numerical experiment on the attitude control of a spacecraft on the Lie group SO(3).