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Smooth Equivalence and Linearization of Reversible Systems

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For reversible systems of ordinary differential equations, we consider the problems of local smooth equivalence and local smooth linearization by transformations preserving the corresponding linear automorphisms of these systems.

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Samovol, V.S. Smooth Equivalence and Linearization of Reversible Systems. Mathematical Notes 70, 86–96 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010278019300

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