Analytic integrability for a class of cone potential Hamiltonian systems (Q2640746)

The authors prove the following theorem: Consider the analytic Hamiltonian system \(\dot q=p\), \(\dot p=-\text{grad}\) U with potential \(U(q)=\sum^{N}_{\alpha =1}c_{\alpha}f_{\alpha}(q.v_{\alpha}),\) in which the functions \(f_{\alpha}\) satisfy the assumptions \(f_{\alpha}(x)=x^{-r_{\alpha}}\), \(x>0\), \(\alpha =1,...,N\), where either \(r_{\alpha}>1\) or \(r_{\alpha}=r\), \(0<r\leq 1\), \(\forall \alpha =1,...,N\), and the nonzero vectors \(v_{\alpha}\) span a proper cone. Then the components of the asymptotic velocities of the solutions are analytic functions of the initial conditions and, moreover, they are first integrals, independent and in involution, that is the system is analytically Liouville integrable.