Igor Zeidis

Dr. Igor Zeidis

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Academic Career Length

54Years (1973-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 October 2006 in Journal of Computer and Systems Sciences International
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N. N. Bolotnik
IZIgor Zeidis
Igor Zeidis
KZK. Zimmermann
K. Zimmermann
SYS. F. Yatsun
S. F. Yatsun
The rectilinear motion on a horizontal rough plane of a vibration-driven system consisting of a carrying body, which interacts with the plane directly, and of internal masses that perform harmonic...

30 May 2009 in Multibody System Dynamics
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K. Zimmermann
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Igor Zeidis
Nikolai N. BolotnikNikolai N. Bolotnik
Nikolai N. Bolotnik
MPM. Pivovarov
M. Pivovarov

12 November 2019 in ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik
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IZIgor Zeidis
Igor Zeidis
KZKlaus Zimmermann
Klaus Zimmermann
The paper deals with the dynamics of a mobile robot with four Mecanum wheels. For such a system the kinematical rolling conditions lead to non‐holonomic constraints. From the framework of non‐holonomic mechanics Chaplygin's equation is used to obtain the exact equation of motion for the robot. Solving the constraint equations for a part of generalized velocities by using a pseudoinverse matrix the mechanical system is transformed to another system that is not equivalent to the original system. Limiting the consideration to certain special types of motions, e.g., translational motion of the robot or its rotation relative to the center of mass, and impose appropriate constraints on the torques applied to the wheels, the solution obtained by means of the pseudoinverse matrix will coincide with the exact solution. In these cases, the constraints imposed on the system become holonomic constraints, which justifies using Lagrange's equations of the second kind. Holonomic character of the constraints is a sufficient condition for applicability of Lagrange's equations of the second kind but it is not a necessary condition. Using the methods of non‐holonomic mechanics a greather class of trajectories can be achieved.

1 April 2007 in Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials
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KZKlaus Zimmermann
Klaus Zimmermann
VNVera A. Naletova
Vera A. Naletova
IZIgor Zeidis
Igor Zeidis
VTVladimir A. Turkov
Vladimir A. Turkov
EKEmil Kolev
Emil Kolev
GSGennadij V. Stepanov
Gennadij V. Stepanov

11 June 2019 in Archive of Applied Mechanics
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ANArmen Nunuparov
Armen Nunuparov
FBFelix Becker
Felix Becker
NBNikolay Bolotnik
Nikolay Bolotnik
IZIgor Zeidis
Igor Zeidis
KZKlaus Zimmermann
Klaus Zimmermann

20 December 2010 in ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik
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N. Bolotnik
MPM. Pivovarov
M. Pivovarov
IZIgor Zeidis
Igor Zeidis
KZK. Zimmermann
K. Zimmermann
The motion of a finite chain of identical bodies along a straight line in a resistive medium is studied. The major aim of this study is to investigate the fundamental properties of such systems, in particular, their ability to move from a state of rest and sustain the motion at constant average velocity in media with different resistance properties and the influence of the control strategy on the motion. The motion is excited and controlled by changing the distances between the bodies of the chain. For a given friction law, the necessary and sufficient conditions for the system to be able to move from rest are established.