A NOVEL ARTIFICIAL POTENTIAL FIELD APPROACH CONSIDERING ANGULAR ACCELERATION CONSTRAINT, 24-30.

Mingxiao Sun, Zhangjie Yuan, Yongde Zhang, Liqiang Zhen, Tiantian Luan, Xiaoliang Yuan, and Xiaogang Li

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