离散差分变分Hamilton系统的Lie对称性与Noether守恒量

研究离散差分Hamilton系统的Lie对称性与Noether守恒量. 根据扩展的时间离散力学变分原理构建Hamilton系统的差分动力学方程.定义离散系统运动差分方程在无限小变换群下的不变性为Lie对称性, 导出由Lie对称性得到系统离散Noether守恒量的判据. 举例说明结果的应用. 关键词： 离散力学 差分Hamilton系统 Lie对称性 Noether守恒量     

离散差分序列变质量Hamilton系统的Lie对称性与Noether守恒量

本文研究离散差分序列变质量Hamilton系统的Lie对称性与Noether守恒量. 构建了离散差分序列变质量Hamilton系统的差分动力学方程, 给出了离散差分序列变质量Hamilton系统差分动力学方程在无限小变 换群下的Lie对称性的确定方程和定义, 得到了离散力学系统Lie对称性导致Noether守恒量的条件及形式, 举例说明结果的应用. 关键词： 离散力学 Hamilton系统 Lie对称性 Noether守恒量     

离散变质量完整系统的Noether对称性与Mei对称性

本文研究离散变质量完整系统的Noether对称性与Mei对称性.首先用差分离散变分的方法,建立起离散变质量完整系统的运动方程和能量演化方程.然后给出该系统的Noether对称性和Mei对称性的定义及离散Noether守恒量的形式.得到系统的Noether对称性与Mei对称性导致离散Noether守恒量的条件.最后举例说明结果的应用.     

一阶Lagrange系统的Lie对称性与守恒量

将一阶微分方程组化成一阶Lagrange方程.利用常微分方程在无限小变换下的不变性,建立L ie对称性的确定方程.给出Lie对称性导致守恒量的条件以及守恒量的形式. 关键词： 一阶Lagrange系统 Lie对称性 守恒量     

相空间中离散完整系统的Noether对称性和Mei对称性

研究相空间中离散完整系统的Noether对称性、Mei对称性及其导致的守恒量.利用差分离散变分方法,给出相空间中离散完整系统的差分离散变分原理,建立系统的离散正则方程和能量演化方程;给出系统Noether对称性和Mei对称性的判定条件,得到系统离散形式的Noether守恒量和Mei守恒量及其存在的条件.举例说明结果的应用. 关键词： 相空间 离散完整系统 对称性 守恒量     

变质量完整力学系统的非Noether守恒量

利用时间不变的无限小变换下的Lie对称性,研究变质量完整力学系统的一类新的守恒量.给出系统的运动微分方程,研究时间不变的无限小变换下的Lie对称性确定方程,将Hojman定理推广并应用于这类系统 关键词： 变质量系统 完整约束 确定方程 非Noether守恒量     

Lagrange系统Lie点变换下的共形不变性与守恒量

研究Lagrange系统Lie点变换下的共形不变性与守恒量,给出Lagrange系统的共形不变性定义和确定方程,讨论系统共形不变性与Lie对称性的关系,得到在无限小单参数点变换群作用下系统共形不变性同时是Lie对称性的充要条件,导出系统相应的守恒量,并给出应用算例. 关键词： Lagrange系统 Lie点变换 共形不变性 守恒量     

Lagrange系统的共形不变性与Hojman守恒量

研究了一般完整Lagrange系统在无限小变换下的共形不变性,推导出共形不变性的确定方程,并且找到在特殊无限小变换下的共形不变性并且是Lie对称性的共形因子,接下来导出Lagrange系统的运动微分方程共形不变时的Hojman守恒量,并给出应用算例. 关键词： Lagrange系统 共形不变性 Hojman守恒量 确定方程     

变质量Birkhoff系统的Lie对称性和非Noether守恒量

采用嵌入质量法建立了变质量系统的Birkhoff方程.根据Lie对称性理论给出了变质量Birkhoff系统的Lie对称性确定方程，得到了系统的Lie对称直接导致非Noether守恒量的存在条件和形成.举例说明结果的应用. 关键词： 变质量 Birkhoff系统 Lie对称性 非Noether守恒量     

相对运动变质量力学系统Appell方程的广义Lie对称性导致的广义Hojman守恒量

研究相对运动变质量完整系统Appell方程的广义Lie对称性及其直接导致的广义Hojman守恒量.在群的无限小变换下,给出相对运动变质量完整系统Appell方程广义Lie对称性的确定方程;得到相对运动变质量完整系统Appell方程广义Lie对称性直接导致的广义Hojman守恒量的表达式.最后,利用本文结果研究相对运动变质量完整约束的三自由度力学系统问题.     

The Lie symmetries and Noether conserved quantities of discrete non-conservative mechanical systems

This paper investigates the Lie symmetries and Noether conserved quantities of discrete non-conservative mechanical systems. The variational principle of discrete mechanics, from which discrete motion equations of systems are deduced, is generalized to the case of including the time variational. The requirement for an invariant group transformation is defined to be the Lie symmetry and the criterion when the Noether conserved quantities may be obtained from Lie symmetries is also presented. An example is discussed for applications of the results.     

Noether symmetry and Lie symmetry of discrete holonomic systems with dependent coordinates

The Noether symmetry, the Lie symmetry and the conserved quantity of discrete holonomic systems with dependent coordinates are investigated in this paper. The Noether symmetry provides a discrete Noether identity and a conserved quantity of the system. The invariance of discrete motion equations under infinitesimal transformation groups is defined as the Lie symmetry, and the condition of obtaining the Noether conserved quantity from the Lie symmetry is also presented. An example is discussed to show the applications of the results.     

Noether conserved quantities and Lie point symmetries for difference nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems in irregular lattices

The Noether conserved quantities and the Lie point symmetries for difference nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems in irregular lattices are studied. The generalized Hamiltonian equations of the systems are given on the basis of the transformation operators in the space of discrete Hamiltonians. The Lie transformations acting on the lattice, as well as the equations and the determining equations of the Lie symmetries are obtained for the nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems. The discrete analogue of the Noether conserved quantity is constructed by using the Lie point symmetries. An example is discussed to illustrate the results.     

Lie symmetries and conserved quantities of discrete nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems

This paper focuses on studying Lie symmetries and conserved quantities of discrete nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems. Firstly, the discrete generalized Hamiltonian canonical equations and discrete energy equation of nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems are derived from discrete Hamiltonian action. Secondly, the determining equations and structure equation of Lie symmetry of the system are obtained. Thirdly, the Lie theorems and the conservation quantities are given for the discrete nonholonomic Hamiltonian systems. Finally, an example is discussed to illustrate the application of the results.     

Noether conserved quantities and Lie point symmetries of difference Lagrange--Maxwell equations and lattices

This paper presents a method to find Noether-type conserved quantities and Lie point symmetries for discrete mechanico-electrical dynamical systems, which leave invariant the set of solutions of the corresponding difference scheme. This approach makes it possible to devise techniques for solving the Lagrange--Maxwell equations in differences which correspond to mechanico-electrical systems, by adapting existing differential equations. In particular, it obtains a new systematic method to determine both the one-parameter Lie groups and the discrete Noether conserved quantities of Lie point symmetries for mechanico-electrical systems. As an application, it obtains the Lie point symmetries and the conserved quantities for the difference equation of a model that represents a capacitor microphone.     

The Lie symmetries and Noether conserved quantities of discrete mechanical systems with variable mass

This paper studies the Lie symmetries and Noether conserved quantities of discrete mechanical systems with variable mass. The discrete Euler-Lagrange equation and energy evolution equation are derived by using a total variational principle. The invariance of discrete equations under infinitesimal transformation groups is defined to be Lie symmetry. The condition of obtaining the Noether conserved quantities from the Lie symmetries is also presented. An example is discussed for applications of the results.     

Discrete integrable couplings associated with modified Korteweg——de Vries lattice and two hierarchies of discrete soliton equations

A direct way to construct integrable couplings for discrete systems is presented by use of two semi-direct sum Lie algebras. As their applications, the discrete integrable couplings associated with modified Korteweg--de Vries (m-KdV) lattice and two hierarchies of discrete soliton equations are developed. It is also indicated that the study of integrable couplings using semi-direct sums of Lie algebras is an important step towards the complete classification of integrable couplings.     

Velocity-dependent symmetries and non-Noether conserved quantities of electromechanical systems

The theory of velocity-dependent symmetries(or Lie symmetry) and non-Noether conserved quantities are presented corresponding to both the continuous and discrete electromechanical systems.Firstly,based on the invariance of Lagrange-Maxwell equations under infinitesimal transformations with respect to generalized coordinates and generalized charge quantities,the definition and the determining equations of velocity-dependent symmetry are obtained for continuous electromechanical systems;the Lie's theorem and ...     

Hamiltonian System of New Nonlinear Lattice Equations

A 3-dimensional Lie algebra sμ（3） is obtained with the help of the known Lie algebra. Based on the sμ（3）, a new discrete 3 × 3 matrix spectral problem with three potentials is constructed. In virtue of discrete zero curvature equations, a new matrix Lax representation for the hierarchy of the discrete lattice soliton equations is acquired. It is shown that the hierarchy possesses a Hamiltonian operator and a hereditary recursion operator, which implies that there exist infinitely many common commuting symmetries and infinitely many common commuting conserved functionals.