Kozlov and Fomenko's nonexistence conjecture for higher-degree integrals on the two-sphere
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 in the momenta. Kozlov and Fomenko's conjecture. There are no such metrics that do not also admit integrals of degree . 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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