On the canonical forms of the multi-dimensional averaged brackets
A. Ya. Maltsev
Abstract
A. Ya. Maltsev
Abstract
We consider here special Poisson brackets given by the averaging of local multi-dimensional Poisson brackets in the Whitham method. For the brackets of this kind it is natural to ask about their canonical forms, which can be obtained after transformations preserving the physical meaning of the field variables. We show here that the averaged bracket can always be written in the canonical form after a transformation of Hydrodynamic Type in the case of absence of annihilators of initial bracket. However, in general case the situation is more complicated. As we show here, in more general case the averaged bracket can be transformed to a pseudo-canonical form under some special (physical) requirements on the initial bracket.
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We consider here special Poisson brackets given by the averaging of local multi-dimensional Poisson brackets in the Whitham method. For the brackets of this kind it is natural to ask about their canonical forms, which can be obtained after transformations preserving the physical meaning of the field variables. We show here that the averaged bracket can always be written in the canonical form after a transformation of Hydrodynamic Type in the case of absence of annihilators of initial bracket. However, in general case the situation is more complicated. As we show here, in more general case the averaged bracket can be transformed to a pseudo-canonical form under some special (physical) requirements on the initial bracket.
Key concepts: Poisson bracket, Bracket, Mathematics, Transformation (genetics), Canonical form, Canonical transformation, Field (mathematics), Pure mathematics