On the similarity of Hamiltonian and reversible vector fields in 4D
Two vector fields are formally conjugate if there exists a formal change of coordinates transforming one vector field to the other. The authors study the existence of formal conjugacies between \(C^\infty\) reversible vector fields on \(\mathbb{R}^4\) having a generic symmetric equilibrium at \(\mathbf{0}\) and Hamiltonian vector fields. Conjugacies for a generic class of reversible vector fields are constructed. It is showed that reversible vector fields are formally orbitally equivalent to polynomial decoupled Hamiltonian vector fields.
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