Non-autonomous normal forms for Hamiltonian systems
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A method for the construction of normal forms for Hamiltonian systems with periodic time dependence is presented. By the use of Lie transforms, a non-autonomous homological equation in the infinite dimensional space of homogeneous scalar polynomials is constructed. The solution of this equation can be achieved by reduction to an equivalent problem on a finite dimensional space, and it generates a normal form for the non-autonomous Hamiltonian. The method is applied to the problem of a rotating shaft with periodic external forcing.
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