Variational integrators of fractional Lagrangian systems in the framework of discrete embeddings
Abstract
This paper is a summary of the theory of discrete embeddings introduced in [5]. A discrete embedding is an algebraic procedure associating a numerical scheme to a given ordinary differential equation. Lagrangian systems possess a variational structure called Lagrangian structure. We are specially interested in the conservation at the discrete level of this Lagrangian structure by discrete embeddings. We then replace in this framework the variational integrators developed in [10, Chapter VI.6] and in [12]. Finally, we extend the notion of discrete embeddings and variational integrators to fractional Lagrangian systems.
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