Time-dependent singular differential equations
Xavier Gracia, Ruben Martin
Abstract
A geometric framework for describing and solving time-dependent implicit differential equations F(t,x,x')=0 is studied, paying special attention to the linearly singular case, where F is affine in the velocities: A(t,x)x' = b(t,x). This framework is based on the jet bundle of a time-dependent configuration space, and is an extension of the geometric framework of the autonomous case. When A is a singular matrix, the solutions can be obtained by means of constraint algorithms, either directly or through an equivalent autonomous system that can be constructed using the vector hull functor of affine spaces. As applications, we consider the jet bundle description of time-dependent lagrangian systems and the Skinner-Rusk formulation of time-dependent mechanics.
Create a lesson
Related papers
On the Geometric Structure of Hyperbolic Clifford Bundles and Associated Spin Groups
Eduardo Notte-Cuello
Koopman-von Neumann formalism meets contact Hamiltonian systems
Federico Zadra
Lossless propagation bounds for long-range fermionic interactions
Stefan Teufel
Supersymmetric Neuromorphic FitzHugh--Nagumo model
D. Maroulakos, A. Wal, S. K. Mishra et al.
Separatrix splitting in a multiferroic neuromorphic oscillator: toward Arnold diffusion
D. Maroulakos, Z. Toklikishvili, A. Wal et al.
Anderson localisation in infinite and finite resonator crystals with long-range interactions
Habib Ammari, Xin Fu, Wenjia Jing et al.