On the realization of manifolds as integral surfaces in Hamiltonian systems with noncommutative sets of integrals
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This paper studies the description of compatible levels of functions, which are defined on some symplectic manifold and form a fixed Lie algebra with respect to Poisson brackets. The result obtained is a generalization of the classical theorem: For \(n=\dim M\), the class \(<R^ n>\) consists of one manifold \(T^ n\) if the manifold M is compact.
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