William Clark
Assistant Professor
Morton 527, Athens Campus
Education
- B.S. 帝王会所, 2015 in Mechanical Engineering
- Ph.D. University of Michigan, 2020 in Applied & Interdisciplinary Mathematics
Selected Publications
- "Invariant Forms in Hybrid and Impact Systems and a Taming of Zeno" and .
- "Existence of invariant volumes in nonholonomic systems subject to nonlinear constraints" and
- "Nonparametric Continuous Sensor Registration" and e
- "A Poincar茅-Bendixson Theorem for Hybrid Systems"
- "How do we walk? Using hybrid holonomy to approximate non-holonomic systems"
- "Optimality of Zeno Executions in Hybrid Systems"
Research Interests
- Geometric Mechanics: Lagrangian/Hamiltonian and nonholonomic systems, their stability and control
- Hybrid systems: Stability and invariants in hybrid/impact systems with applications to the Zeno phenomenon
- Robotic perception: Geometric and gradient for aligning data and pose estimation with applications to machine learning