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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2022 / ii / Paper 1 / 8B / b

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Mathematics course of the University of Cambridge Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2022 ii Paper 1 8B
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Hamilton's equations give
p˙​i​=ni​H1​(p1​,p2​)sinθ,
(1)
so
n2​p1​−n1​p2​ is conserved​.
(2)
Use
F2​=(n1​q1​+n2​q2​)P1​+q2​P2​.
(3)
Then
Q1​=θ,Q2​=q2​,p1​=n1​P1​,p2​=n2​P1​+P2​,
(4)
and P2​=p2​−(n2​/n1​)p1​ is the conserved combination. The transformed Hamiltonian depends on Q1​ but not Q2​. Thus H and P2​ are two independent first integrals in involution for two degrees of freedom, proving Liouville integrability.

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