For a regular Lagrangian, form the canonical momenta pi=Lq˙i, invert for q˙i(q,p,t), and take the Legendre transform H=∑ipiq˙i−L. On the upper cone let s>0 be distance along a generator from the apex and ϕ the azimuth. Then the horizontal radius is ssinθ and height is scosθ, soConsequently
L=2m(s˙2+s2sin2θϕ˙2)−mgscosθ,ps=ms˙,pϕ=ms2sin2θϕ˙.
H=2mps2+2ms2sin2θpϕ2+mgscosθ.
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