Based on the concept of adiabatic invariant, the perturbation to the Lie symmetry and adiabatic invariants for general holonomic mechanical systems are studied. The exact invariants induced directly from the Lie symmetry of the system without perturbation are given. The perturbation to the Lie symmetry is discussed and the adiabatic invariants that have the different form from that in [Act. Phys. Sin. 55 (2006) 3236 (in Chinese)] of the perturbed system, are obtained.
A new type of conserved quantity, which is induced from the Mei symmetry of Lagrange systems, is studied.The conditions for that the new type of conserved quantity exists and the form of the new type of conserved quantity are obtained. An illustrated example is given. The Noether conserved quantity induced from the Mei symmetry of Lagrange systems is a special case of the new type of conserved quantity given in this paper.
This paper studies two new types of conserved quantities deduced by Noether–Mei symmetry of mechanical system in phase space. The definition and criterion of Noether–Mei symmetry for the system are given. A coordination function is introduced, and the conditions under which the Noether–Mei symmetry leads to the two types of conserved quantities and the forms of the two types of conserved quantities are obtained. An illustrative example is given. The coordination function can be selected according to the demand for finding the gauge function, and the choice of the coordination function has multiformity, so more conserved quantities deduced from Noether–Mei symmetry of mechanical system can be obtained.
In this paper, a new type of conserved quantity directly deduced from the Mei symmetry for relativistic variable mass system in phase space is studied. The definition and the criterion of the Mei symmetry for the system are given. The conditions for existence and the form of the new conserved quantity are obtained. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the results.
In this paper, a new type of conserved quantity indirectly deduced from the Mei symmetry for relativistic mechanical system in phase space is studied. The definition and the criterion of the Mei symmetry for the system are given. The condition for existence and the form of the new conserved quantity are obtained. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the results.
For a nonholonomic mechanical system, the generalized Mei conserved quantity and the new generalized Hojman conserved quantity deduced from Noether symmetry of the system are studied. The criterion equation of the Noether symmetry for the system is got. The conditions under which the Noether symmetry can lead to the two new conserved quantities are presented and the forms of the conserved quantities are obtained. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the results.
In this paper, the Noether–Lie symmetry and conserved quantities of generalized classical mechanical system are studied. The definition and the criterion of the Noether–Lie symmetry for the system under the general infinitesimal transformations of groups are given. The Noether conserved quantity and the Hojman conserved quantity deduced from the Noether–Lie symmetry are obtained. An example is given to illustrate the application of the results.
Based on the concept of higher-order adiabatic invariants of mechanical system with action of a small perturbation, the perturbation to Lie symmetry and generalized Hojman adiabatic invariants for the relativistic Hamilton system are studied. Perturbation to Lie symmetry is discussed under general infinitesimal transformation of groups in which time is variable. The form and the criterion of generalized Hojman adiabatic invariants for this system are obtained. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the results.
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