Abstract
Local decompositions of nonlinear dynamical control systems are investigated. We use orbital equivalences to transform systems into decomposed forms. In the language of infinite jets, every control system is interpreted as an infinite dimensional manifold. Each orbital decomposition of the system defines an invariant distribution on this manifold. A local basis of this distribution is an integrable pseudosymmetry of the system. An algorithm for constructing orbital decompositions is given and demonstrated by the example of the Kapitsa pendulum system. It is also shown how to use orbital decompositions to plan trajectories.
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