Analytic normalization of analytically integrable differential systems near a periodic orbit (Q2442903)

Consider the homogenous analytic differential system \[ \dot{x}= f(x)\tag{1} \] with a periodic orbit \(\Gamma\). This important paper deals with a problem on whether such analytic system ({1}) is analytically equivalent to its distinguished normal form in a neighborhood of \(\Gamma\). The problem is evidently related to the existence of independent analytic first integrals. Therefore, the authors assume that this system is an analytically integrable differential system, {i.e.,} it has \((n-1)\) functionally independent first integrals, defined in a neighborhood of \(\Gamma\). Then, they prove that the differential system (1) is analytically equivalent to its distinguished normal form. Parts of the earlier results in [\textit{X. Zhang}, J. Differ. Equations 244, No. 5, 1080--1092 (2008; Zbl 1141.34004)] and [\textit{X. Zhang}, J. Differ. Equations 254, No. 7, 3000--3022 (2013; Zbl 1335.34072)] deal with analytic normalization of differential systems in the vicinity of an equilibrium. This well-written paper is an extension of those results to the ones around a periodic orbit.