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Transformation Theory of Birkhoff’s Equations

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Foundations of Theoretical Mechanics II

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As is now familiar, an objective of this volume is to establish methodological foundations for the treatment of the most general known class of local interactions, those of the variational non-self-adjoint type. The interactions can be essentially reduced to a superposition of action-at-a-distance, potential forces FSA, and contact forces FNSA for which the notion of potential energy is inapplicable, according to the systems

$${m_{a}}{_{{ka}}} - f_{{ka}}^{{SA}}\left( {t,r{\text{,}}} \right) - F_{{ka}}^{{NSA}}\left( {t,r{\text{,}}} \right) = 0,a = 1,2,...,N,k = x,y,z. $$
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Santilli, R.M. (1983). Transformation Theory of Birkhoff’s Equations. In: Foundations of Theoretical Mechanics II. Texts and Monographs in Physics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86760-6_3

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