H-integrable solutions to 2d dimensional canonical systems
Keshav Raj Acharya
Abstract
In this paper we study 2d-dimensional canonical systems with positive semidefinite Hamiltonians H(t) satisfying tr H(t) 1. We first establish that every such system possesses at least one nontrivial H-integrable solution, ensuring the existence of solutions whose energy with respect to H remains finite. We then show that the space of all H-integrable solutions has dimension at most d.
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