Titlebook: Calculus of Variations II; Mariano Giaquinta,Stefan Hildebrandt Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Calculus of Variations.Co

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Legendre Transformation, Hamiltonian Systems, Convexity, Field Theoriesations to the canonical formalism of Hamilton—Jacobi, which in some sense is the dual picture of the first. The . transforming one formalism into the other is the so-called . derived from the Lagrangian . of the variational problem that we are to consider. This transformation yields a global diffeom

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Parametric Variational Integralsls of the form., whose integrand .(.)is positively homogeneous of first degree with respect to .. Such integrals are invariant with respect to transformations of the parameter ., and therefore they play an important role in geometry. A very important example of integrals of the type (1) is furnished

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Hamilton-Jacobi Theory and Canonical Transformations role in the development of the mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics as well as in the genesis of an analysis on manifolds. This theory is not only based on the fundamental work of Hamilton and Jacobi, but it also incorporates ideas of predecessors such as Fermat, Newton, Huygens and Johann

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Partial Differential Equations of First Order and Contact Transformationsf first order and to Lie’s theory of contact transformations. Nevertheless the results presented here are closely related to the rest of the book, in particular to field theory (Chapter 6) and to Hamilton—Jacobi theory (Chapter 9).

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