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Characteristic functional structure of infinitesimal symmetry mappings of classical dynamical systems. I. Velocity-dependent mappings of second-order differential equations (English)

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Journal of Mathematical Physics

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1985

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Infinitesimal velocity-dependent mappings

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classical particle systems

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characteristic functional structure

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constants of motion

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velocity- dependent Noether mappings

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symmetry mappings

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velocity-dependent symmetry

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variational formulas

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https://doi.org/10.1063/1.526686

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W1970994877

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Dynamical symmetries and constants of the motion for classical particle systems

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Time−dependent dynamical symmetries, associated constants of motion, and symmetry deformations of the Hamiltonian in classical particle systems

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A gauge invariant formulation of time-dependent dynamical symmetry mappings and associated constants of motion for Lagrangian particle mechanics. I

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Time-dependent dynamical symmetry mappings and associated constants of motion for classical particle systems. II

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Time-dependent dynamical symmetries and constants of motion. III. Time-dependent harmonic oscillator

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Geodesic first integrals with explicit path-parameter dependence in Riemannian space–times

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Time-dependent quadratic constants of motion, symmetries, and orbit equations for classical particle dynamical systems with time-dependent Kepler potentials

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Time-dependent vector constants of motion, symmetries, and orbit equations for the dynamical system r̈=îr{[Ü(t)/U(t)]r −[μ/U(t)]r−2}

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Generalizations of Noether’s Theorem in Classical Mechanics

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Characteristic functional structure of infinitesimal symmetry mappings of classical dynamical systems. II. Mappings of first-order differential equations

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On the inversion of Noether’s theorem in the Lagrangian formalism

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A procedure for finding first integrals of mechanical systems with gauge- variant Lagrangians

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Dynamical symmetries and conserved quantities

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+Time-dependent vector constants of motion, symmetries, and orbit equations for the dynamical system <b>r</b>̈=<i>i</i>̂<i>r</i>{[<i>U</i>̈(<i>t</i>)/<i>U</i>(<i>t</i>)]<i>r</i> −[μ/<i>U</i>(<i>t</i>)]<i>r</i>−2}
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