scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1281635
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The author constructs and topologically describes a series of examples of metrics on the Klein bottle such that for each metric (a) the corresponding geodesic flow has an integral, which is a polynomial of degree four in the momenta, (b) the corresponding geodesic flow has no integral, which is a polynomial of degree less than four in the momenta.
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