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A. G. Petrov, "On averaging Hamiltonian systems," Mech. Solids. 36 (3), 13-25 (2001)
Year 2001 Volume 36 Number 3 Pages 13-25
Title On averaging Hamiltonian systems
Author(s) A. G. Petrov (Moscow)
Abstract The Cauchy problem is considered for Hamiltonian equations in standard form, with the Hamiltonian being a periodic function of time. On the basis of the Hamiltonian, a mapping is constructed for the determination of the Poincaré first return points. This mapping is expressed in terms of a single function defined by an equation of Hamilton-Jacobi type. The solution is obtained as a standard convergent expansion in powers of a small parameter. Partial sums of the series determine a sequence that converges to the exact Poincaré mapping for the Hamiltonian system. The mapping corresponding to each approximation has its Jacobian identically equal to unity.

The approach developed here is applied for the construction of a new averaging procedure for Hamiltonian systems. An autonomous Hamiltonian approximating the Poincaré first return points is represented as an asymptotic series. As a demonstration, the method is applied to the following problems: (i) motion of particles of an incompressible fluid in a thin layer whose boundary varies in a periodic way; (ii) motion of a spherical pendulum with arbitrarily oscillating pivotal point.
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Received 22 March 1999
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