Constants of motion, Lagrangians and Hamiltonians admitted by a family of relevant nonlinear oscillators are derived using a geometric formalism. The theory of the Jacobi last multiplier allows us to find Lagrangian descriptions and constants of the motion. An application of the jet bundle formulation of symmetries of differential equations is presented in the second part of the paper. After a short review of the general formalism, the particular case of non-local symmetries is studied in detail by making use of an extended formalism. The theory is related to some results previously obtained by Krasil'shchi, Vinogradov and coworkers. Finally the existence of non-local symmetries for such two nonlinear oscillators is proved
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The geometric framework for the Hamilton-Jacobi theory developed in the studies of Carinena et al. [...
We thank the referee for his/her constructive comments. The authors acknowledge financial support fr...
We study in the Hamiltonian framework the local transformations R_{(k)a}{}^A(q^B, \dot q^C)$ which l...
In this work we establish the relation between the Jacobi last multiplier, which is a geometrical to...
AbstractWe use a formula derived almost seventy years ago by Madhav Rao connecting the Jacobi Last M...
We review the general theory of the Jacobi last multipliers in geometric terms and then apply the th...
In this paper, we employ the technique of Jacobi Last Multiplier (JLM) to derive Lagrangians for sev...
Abstract In this paper, we employ the technique of Jacobi Last Multiplier (JLM) to derive Lagrangian...
This short note presents a simple and effective application of the generalized Sundman transformatio...
We present a detailed discussion of the infinit esimal symmetries of the Hamilton-Jacobi equation (a...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce the notion of infinite dimensional Jacobi structure to describe t...
In this paper, we propose a geometric Hamilton-Jacobi theory for systems of implicit differential eq...
this paper, I propose a new theoretical and computational basis for a nonlocal theory which, like th...
The geometric formulation of Hamilton--Jacobi theory for systems with nonholonomic constraints is de...
Abstract. In this paper, we study the underlying geometry in the classical Hamilton-Jacobi equation....
The geometric framework for the Hamilton-Jacobi theory developed in the studies of Carinena et al. [...
We thank the referee for his/her constructive comments. The authors acknowledge financial support fr...
We study in the Hamiltonian framework the local transformations R_{(k)a}{}^A(q^B, \dot q^C)$ which l...