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We design a nonlinear control law for nonholonomic dynamic systems using the Hamilton-Jacobi theory. The novelty of the reported results lies in the fact that nonquadratic performance costs and return functions are used. By applying necessary and sufficient conditions for optimality, a nonlinear control law in the closed form is designed and optimality is verified. The solution of the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation is found. The application of the explored procedure is discussed, and a familiar example is studied.
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