2006Communications in Theoretical PhysicsRequires access

Noether Symmetry of Three-Order Lagrangian Equations

Ma Shan-Jun, Yang Xue-Hui, Rong Yang

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Based on the three-order Lagrangian equation, pseudo-Hamilton action I* is defined and the three-order Hamilton's principle and the conditions are obtained in the paper. Then, the Noether symmetry about three-order Lagrangian equations is deduced. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the result.

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Based on the three-order Lagrangian equation, pseudo-Hamilton action I* is defined and the three-order Hamilton's principle and the conditions are obtained in the paper. Then, the Noether symmetry about three-order Lagrangian equations is deduced. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the result.

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Based on the three-order Lagrangian equation, pseudo-Hamilton action I* is defined and the three-order Hamilton's principle and the conditions are obtained in the paper. Then, the Noether symmetry about three-order Lagrangian equations is deduced. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the result.

Key concepts: Noether's theorem, Lagrangian, Symmetry (geometry), Mathematical physics, Order (exchange), Physics, Gauge symmetry, Classical mechanics

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