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Normal forms of implicit differential equations and Liouville fields (English)
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7 March 2000
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The author presents normal forms, which are the germs of Liouville fields of the type \(S+N\), where \(S\) is a semisimple linear Liouville field and \(N\) is a germ of a Hamiltonian field commuting with \(S\), where \(N^1\) is nilpotent. The author shows that in dimension 2, every hyperbolic germ of a Liouville field is conjugate to a polynomial normal form. The advantages of a polynomial normal form based on the fact that its coefficients are the invariants of conjugation.
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normal forms
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Liouville fields
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Hamiltonian field
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nilpotent
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hyperbolic germ
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