Isonormal potentials in one degree of freedom
Dmitry Treschev
Abstract
We consider the Hamiltonian system with one degree of freedom x = y, y = -∂ V(x) / ∂ x, x,y∈ R with the smooth potential V: R R. We assume that the origin is an elliptic singular point: V'(0)=0 and V''(0)>0. Two potentials V0 and V1 are referred to be isonormal if in a neighborhood of the origin there exists a canonical change of coordinates which transforms the Hamiltonian function y2/2 + V0 to y2/2 + V1. In particular, any potential isonormal to x2/2 is isochronous. We obtain a criterium of isonormality for analytic potentials.
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