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摘要
将重顶视为弹性问题的一个不变子系统,而弹性问题又可视为欧几里德空间E/sup / n/运动群上的左不变最优控制问题,这为李群上的一大类哈密顿系统提供了新的见解,并解释了经典顶理论与最优控制问题的相关性。本文主要研究可积性问题。本文的主要意义在于证明了由L. Lagrange, J. Louiville和S. Kowalewski(1889)提出的经典顶理论,扩展到复李群SO/sub n/(C)上的全纯哈密顿系统,以及复李群是正确理解基本现象的自然环境。
The recognition of the heavy top as an invariant subsystem of the elastic problem, which in turn can be seen as a left-invariant optimal control problem on the group of motions of a Euclidean space E/sup n/ leads to new insights for a large class of Hamiltonian systems on Lie groups and explains the relevance of the classical theory of tops for problems of optimal control. This paper focuses on the issue of integrability. The main import of the paper is to demonstrate that the classical theory of tops, initiated by L. Lagrange, J. Louiville and S. Kowalewski (1889), extends to holomorphic Hamiltonian systems on complex Lie groups SO/sub n/(C), and that complex Lie groups are a natural setting for proper understanding of the basic phenomena.