On integrable Hamiltonians with velocity-dependent potentials
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- Commuting quadratic Hamiltonians with velocity dependent potentials
- An infinite family of maximally superintegrable systems in a magnetic field with higher order integrals
- Classical superintegrable systems in a magnetic field that separate in Cartesian coordinates
- Energy dependent integrability
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- Integrable Hamiltonian systems with vector potentials
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- A theory of exact and approximate configurational invariants
- Asymptotic velocity for fibered Hamiltonians
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