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Hamilton-Jacobi theorem in group variables

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In this paper we have considered a conservative holonomic dynamical system whose position is defined by a certain number of group variables. The Hamilton-Jacobi theorem for this system has been proved by the method of direct verification.

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Für konservative holonome Systeme, deren Lage durch eine gewisse Zahl von Gruppenvariablen definiert ist, wird das Theorem von Hamilton-Jacobi mittels direkter Verifikation bewiesen.

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Hussain, M. Hamilton-Jacobi theorem in group variables. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics (ZAMP) 27, 285–287 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01590811

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