Mishchenko–Fomenko conjecture for infinitely dimensional analytic integrals
Mishchenko–Fomenko conjecture for infinitely dimensional analytic integrals
Let be a real-analytic symplectic manifold of dimension , and consider a Hamiltonian system
Assume that the system is completely integrable by an infinitely dimensional non-commutative algebra of real-analytic integrals. Mishchenko–Fomenko conjecture. The system possesses commuting real-analytic integrals. This is presented as the remaining general conjecture after the finite-dimensional analytic Lie-algebra cases were proved. The source gives no resolution for this infinitely dimensional case.
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Primary source
Bozidar Jovanovic, “Symmetries and Integrability”, arXiv:0812.4398 (2008).
Additional references
2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2001–2008). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:math-ph/0109031.
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