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Chance-Constrained Nonlinear Covariance Control via Robust Linearization Remainder Bounds
When dealing with nonlinear systems, classical covariance steering typically propagates uncertainty via first-order linearizations, discarding higher-order Taylor remainders. This truncation causes computed statistical moments to diverge from the true physical state distribution, often leading to ch
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