On Fixed Points of Symplectic Maps.
Let (P,ω) be a symplectic manifold. We find an integrability condition for an implicit differential system D' which is formed by a Lagrangian submanifold in the canonical symplectic tangent bundle (TP,ὡ).
In this paper we consider a chain of strings with fixed end points coupled with nearest neighbour interaction potential of exponential type, i.e.We consider the case of “closed chains” i.e. and some and look for solutions which are peirodic in time. The existence of periodic solutions for the dual problem is proved in Orlicz space setting.
In this paper we consider a chain of strings with fixed end points coupled with nearest neighbour interaction potential of exponential type, i.e. We consider the case of “closed chains" i.e. and some and look for solutions which are peirodic in time. The existence of periodic solutions for the dual problem is proved in Orlicz space setting.
The purpose of this paper is to study the existence of periodic solutions for the non-autonomous second order Hamiltonian system Some new existence theorems are obtained by the least action principle.
The notion of an implicit Hamiltonian system-an isotropic mapping H: M → (TM,ω̇) into the tangent bundle endowed with the symplectic structure defined by canonical morphism between tangent and cotangent bundles of M-is studied. The corank one singularities of such systems are classified. Their transversality conditions in the 1-jet space of isotropic mappings are described and the corresponding symplectically invariant algebras of Hamiltonian generating functions are calculated.
In one of his papers, C. Viterbo defined a distance on the set of Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms of endowed with the standard symplectic form . We study the completions of this space for the topology induced by Viterbo’s distance and some others derived from it, we study their different inclusions and give some of their properties. In particular, we give a convergence criterion for these distances that allows us to prove that the completions contain non-ordinary elements, as for example, discontinuous...
In applying control (or feedback) theory to (mechanic) Lagrangian systems, so far forces have been generally used as values of the control . However these values are those of a Lagrangian co-ordinate in various interesting problems with a scalar control , where this control is carried out physically by adding some frictionless constraints. This pushed the author to consider a typical Lagrangian system , referred to a system of Lagrangian co-ordinates, and to try and write some handy conditions,...