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Symplectic Mechanics (Meccanica Superiore) F.Cardin

University of Padova, Italy

Faculty of di Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences Mathematics Second Level Course

It is open to students of the Master’s degree in Mathematics (Laurea Specialistica), and to students of the Master Mundus ALGANT program.

When: first trimester 2008/09

Where: Department of Pure and Applied Maths, Padova.

Total number of hours: about 48 (6 credits).

Examination: oral.

Program

Essential of Differential Geometry and Exterior Differential Calculus. Cohomology.

Riemannian manifolds: Existence of metrics, Whitney theorem.

Symplectic Geometry: Symplectic manifolds. Introduction and developments of Hamilto- nian Mechanics on symplectic manifolds.

Local and global parameterization of the Lagrangian submanifolds and their generating functions. Theorem of Maslov-H¨ormander.

Hamilton-Jacobi equation, its geometrical solutions and links to the Calculus of Variations.

Conjugate points theory in calculus of variations.

Relative cohomology and Lusternik-Schnirelman theory. Introduction to Symplectic Topo- logy: existence and classification of critical points of functions and applications to generating functions of Lagrangian submanifolds. The min-max solution of Hamilton-Jacobi equation.

Morse theory.

References Course notes of the teacher.

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