We prove that for every proper Hamiltonian action of a Lie group G in finite dimensions the momentum map is locally G-open relative to its image (i.e. images of G-invariant open sets are open). As an application we deduce that in a Hamiltonian system with continuous Hamiltonian symmetries, extremal relative equilibria persist for every perturbation of the value of the momentum map, provided the isotropy subgroup of this value is compact. We also demonstrate how this persistence result applies to an example of ellipsoidal figures of rotating fluid. We also provide an example with plane point vortices which shows how the compactness assumption is related to persistence
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AbstractWe prove that for every proper Hamiltonian action of a Lie group G in finite dimensions the ...
Abstract. We prove that for every proper Hamiltonian action of a Lie group G in finite dimensions th...
We consider relative equilibria in symmetric Hamiltonian systems, and their persistence or bi-furcat...
We prove new results on the persistence of Hamiltonian relative equilibria with generic velocity-mom...
We consider Hamiltonian systems with symmetry, and relative equilibria with isotropy sub-group of po...
n this paper we prove that close infinitesimal momentum maps associated to Poisson Lie actions are e...
We present a framework for the study of the local qualitative dynamics of equivariant Hamiltonian fl...
We consider Hamiltonian systems with symmetry, and relative equilibria with isotropy subgroup of pos...
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In this paper we study symplectic maps with a continuous symmetry group arising by periodic forcing ...
Let $G$ be a compact and connected Lie group. The $G$-model functor maps the category of symplectic ...
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