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A type-two generating function for a canonical transformation uses the mixed variables (q,P) and defines
p=∂q∂F2​​,Q=∂P∂F2​​.​
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For a local invertible canonical transformation, require F2,qP​=0 so that p=F2,q​(q,P) can be solved for P. The differential identity dF2​=pdq+QdP gives d(F2​−PQ)=pdq−PdQ, expressing preservation of the canonical symplectic form.

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