Triangular Newton equation with maximal number of integral of motion
The authors study the existence of solutions of systems of second-order ordinary differential equations which have three functionally independent quadratic integrals of motion -- so-called Newton equations. The analysis leads to a system of three simultaneous linear ordinary differential equations. Extensive tables of results are given. The paper is quite specialized but it could be of interest and use to physicists working in quantum theory and to analysts concerned with solutions to systems of second-order ordinary differential equations.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 703150
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