On the non-existence of a supplementary meromorphic first integral in a Hamiltonian system with two degrees of freedom in the case of a bifurcation of solutions of an inhomogeneous reduced variational system (Q4256802)

Let \(M^m\), \(m>2\), be a connected complex manifold and let \(V\) be an analytic vector field on \(M\). The authors considers the differential equation \[ \dot x=V(x),\;x\in M^m.\tag{1} \] Let \(\Gamma\) be a complex phase curve. If \(f\) is an analytic function on \(M^m\) constant on \(\Gamma\), then denote by \(f'\) the function on the normal bundle \(N\Gamma\). Let \(H=(H_1,\dots, H_l)\), \(l=m-3\), be analytic first integrals of (1) such that their differentials are linearly independent on \(\Gamma\). For \(p\in\mathbb{C}\), the level space \(N_p (\Gamma)=\{ \xi\in N\Gamma \mid H'(\xi)= p\}\) is called the reduced phase space and the restriction of (1) to \(N_p(\Gamma)\) will be called reduced variational system. The main goal of this paper is to prove non-existence of a supplementary meromorphic first integral in a Hamiltonian system with two degrees of freedom in the case of a bifurcation of solutions of an inhomogeneous reduced variational system.