A generalized Montgomery phase formula for rotating self-deforming bodies
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Abstract: We study the motion of self deforming bodies with non zero angular momentum when the changing shape is known as a function of time. The conserved angular momentum with respect to the center of mass, when seen from a rotating frame, describes a curve on a sphere as it happens for the rigid body motion, though obeying a more complicated non-autonomous equation. We observe that if, after time , this curve is simple and closed, the deforming body '{}s orientation in space is fully characterized by an angle or phase . We also give a reconstruction formula for this angle which generalizes R. Montgomery'{}s well known formula for the rigid body phase. Finally, we apply these techniques to obtain analytical results on the motion of deforming bodies in some concrete examples.
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