On the field of differential rational invariants of a subgroup of affine group (Ordinary differential case)

Abstract

An ordinary differential field (F,d) of characteristic zero, a subgroup H of affine group GL(n,C) Cn with respect to its identical representation in Fn and the following two fields of differential rational functions in x=(x1,x2,...,xn)-column vector, C< x, d>H=\fd< x> ∈ C< x, d> : fd< hx+ h0> = fd< x> for any (h,h0)∈ H \, C< x, d>(F*,H)=\fd< x> ∈ C< x, d> : fg-1d< hx+ h0> = fd< x> for any g∈ F* and (h,h0)∈ H \ are considered, where C is the constant field of (F,d) and C< x, d> is the field of differential rational functions in x1,x2,...,xn over C. The field C< x, d>H (C< x, d>(F*,H)) is an important tool in the equivalence problem of paths(respect. curves) in Differential Geometry with respect to the motion group H. In this paper an pure algebraic approach is offered to describe these fields. The field C< x, d>(F*,H) and its relation with C< x, d>H are investigated. It is shown also that C< x, d>H can be derived from some algebraic (without derivatives) invariants of H. Key words: Differential field, differential rational function, invariant, differential transcendent degree. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 12H05, 53A04, 53A55

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