“…For nonlinear dynamical systems, approaches to solve problems with fixed ends are known only for some classes of systems. For example, for a statically linearizable system, the system can be transformed to a special form called the regular canonical form [2,3], and then one can find the open-loop trajectory in the terms of time polynomials, the order of which is determined by the number of boundary conditions. For some dynamical systems, it is possible to transform the system to a quasi-canonical form [4], for which a similar approach is applied.…”