Morse index and deformations of Hamiltonian systems
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The author considers the periodic problem of the variational calculus and proves the theorem: The Morse index of a hyperbolic extremal \(x_ 0\in H^ 1(S,M^ n)\) equals the doubled number of the instability domain to which the corresponding system of Jacobi equations belongs.
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