Titlebook: Visual Geometry and Topology; Anatolij T. Fomenko Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Hamiltonian Systems.Hamiltonsche System

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76235-2Hamiltonian Systems; Hamiltonsche Systeme; Integrable Systems; Integrierbare Systeme; Visual Geometry; Vi

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Low-Dimensional Manifolds,bone of the whole building is the .. On lower storeys, it is at first local, i.e. events occur in a small enough domain of a manifold. Ascending, the theory develops global aspects and finally, on the top, the modern geometry operates with essentially nonlocal effects.

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Visual Symplectic Topology and Visual Hamiltonian Mechanics,vides a good deal of qualitative information on the behaviour of certain physical systems. Among the variety of mechanical and physical systems there exists an important class described using so-called Hamiltonian equations. These systems can be realized on even-dimensional manifolds only.

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Low-Dimensional Manifolds,f differential geometry exhibits two basic layers. The one which was historically the first to appear may be conditionally called . which usually develops in a region of a Euclidean space. This is the foundation and the first storeys of the whole edifice. Then there appeared next storeys which took

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Visual Symplectic Topology and Visual Hamiltonian Mechanics, ≤ . ≤ . and .(.,..., .) are smooth functions which are components of the field .. Thus, each vector field is interpreted as a system of ordinary differential equations on a manifold. Inversely, each system or ordinary differential equations can be represented as the vector field on a corresponding