Let E=m2c4+c2π2. Hamilton's equations giveSubtracting qdAi/dt from the second equation gives the familiar Lorentz force, π˙=q(E+r˙×B), with E=−∇ϕ−∂tA and B=∇×A. This also checks the signs of both potential terms.
r˙i=Ec2πi,p˙i=qj∑r˙j∂iAj−q∂iϕ.
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