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Geometric and dynamical invariants of integrable Hamiltonian and dissipative systems

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This paper presents results concerning the geometric invariant theory of completely integrable Hamiltonian systems and also the classification of integrable cases of low-dimensional and high-dimensional rigid body dynamics in a nonconservative force field. The latter problems are described by dynamical systems with variable dissipation. The first part of the work is the basis for the doctorial dissertation of V. V. Trofimov (1953–2003), which was already published in parts. However, in the present complete form, it has not appeared, and we decided to fill in this gap. The second part is a development of the results presented in the doctoral dissertation of M. V. Shamolin and has not appeared in the present variant. These two parts complement one another well, which initiated this work (its sketches already appeared in 1997).

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