Measure-preserving symmetries and reversibilities of ordinary differential systems
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Abstract: We prove that measure-preserving symmetries of an -dimensional differential system preserve its divergence and the divergence derivatives along the solutions. Also, we prove that measure-preserving reversibilities preserve odd-order divergence derivatives along the solutions, and that even-order derivatives are multiplied by . We apply such results to find all the area-preserving symmetries and reversibilities of planar Lotka-Volterra and Li'enard systems.
The author studies the dynamics induced by a class of \(n\)-dimensional ordinary autonomous differential systems with measure-preserving symmetries. It is proved that for such systems both divergence and the divergence derivatives along the solutions are preserved. The results obtained are applied to planar Lotka-Volterra and Liénard systems.
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