Kozlov and Fomenko's nonexistence conjecture for higher-degree integrals on the two-sphere

On the two-dimensional sphere, consider Riemannian metrics whose geodesic flows are integrable by means of an integral of degree n>4n>4 in the momenta. Kozlov and Fomenko's conjecture. There are no such metrics that do not also admit integrals of degree c=4c=4. This conjecture concerns the possible degrees of polynomial integrals of geodesic flows and motivates the construction of superintegrable systems with higher-degree integrals; its resolution status is not specified in the source.

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Valent Galliano, “Superintegrable models on riemannian surfaces of revolution with integrals of any integer degree (I)”, arXiv:1703.10870 (2017).

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