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1) Theoretical Background. Define: | 1) Theoretical Background. Define: | ||
- | + | [[Phase Space/Sympletic Manifold]] (w/ Example) | |
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- | + | [[Hamiltonian Vector Field (Xh)]] | |
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3) Examples: | 3) Examples: | ||
- | Free Particle | + | [[Free Particle On Line]] - simple, done in text (pg.70) |
- | Linear | + | [[Particle on Line: Constant Force]] |
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+ | Particle on Line: Linear Spring Force - done in text (pg.70) | ||
Simple pendulum | Simple pendulum | ||
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4) Hamiltonian Flow as level sets of H | 4) Hamiltonian Flow as level sets of H | ||
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+ | "But energy is more than just a conserved quantity: it determines .." (pg.65) (1st page of Chpt 4) is a dramatic pargraph and I like it. We should start out with something of this nature as an opening paragraph. -aaron |
Current revision as of 00:10, 3 May 2006
!To Do:
1) Theoretical Background. Define:
Phase Space/Sympletic Manifold (w/ Example)
3) Examples:
Free Particle On Line - simple, done in text (pg.70)
Particle on Line: Constant Force
Particle on Line: Linear Spring Force - done in text (pg.70)
Simple pendulum
4) Hamiltonian Flow as level sets of H
The paragraph:
"But energy is more than just a conserved quantity: it determines .." (pg.65) (1st page of Chpt 4) is a dramatic pargraph and I like it. We should start out with something of this nature as an opening paragraph. -aaron