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Hamiltonian energy balance (dtd​H(t,X,V)=∂t​H(t,X,V))

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Along Hamilton's equations, spatial derivatives of the Hamiltonian function cancel in its total time derivative. Thus dH/dt=∂t​H. An autonomous Hamiltonian function is conserved; explicit time dependence generally prevents conservation even though phase space is still preserved.

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