Explicit equations from orbit reduction: one and two stages

Viviana Alejandra Díaz; Marcela Zuccalli

doi:10.1142/s0219887820500243

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Explicit equations from orbit reduction: one and two stages

Viviana Alejandra Díaz·Marcela Zuccalli

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Abstract

It is known that orbit reduction can be performed in one or two stages and it has been proven that the two processes are symplectically equivalent. In the context of orbit reduction by one stage we shall write an expression for the reduced two-form in the general case and obtain the equations of motion derived from this theory. Then we shall develop the same process in the case in which the symmetry group has a normal subgroup to get the reduced symplectic form by two stages and the consequent orbit reduced equations. In both cases we shall illustrate the method with the example of a rigid body with rotors and compare the obtained equations with the ones given by other authors in different frameworks.

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Viviana Alejandra Díaz, Marcela Zuccalli. 2019-05-04. Explicit equations from orbit reduction: one and two stages. https://doi.org/10.1142/s0219887820500243

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