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Isotropic harmonic oscillator flow (St​=(cosωtI−ωsinωtI​(sinωt/ω)IcosωtI​))

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For Hω​=(∣v∣2+ω2∣x∣2)/2, the displayed linear Hamiltonian flow solves X˙=V, V˙=−ω2X. Its inverse is S−t​, its determinant is one and it preserves Hω​. The zero-frequency limit is the shear (x,v)↦(x+tv,v).

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