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SUMMARY:Alexander Kuleshov
DTSTART:20260325T162000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/GDEq/154/">E
 xact solutions of some problems of rigid body dynamics</a>\nby Alexander K
 uleshov as part of Geometry of differential equations seminar\n\nLecture h
 eld in room 303 of the Independent University of Moscow.\n\nAbstract\nInte
 rest in integrable problems in mechanics has never waned. Finding new inte
 grable cases of differential equations of motion for various mechanical sy
 stems\, as well as finding solutions in quadratures for these cases\, is o
 ne of the main problem of theoretical mechanics. The problem of exact inte
 gration of differential equations of motion has several aspects. The geome
 tric aspect is associated with the qualitative study of the regular behavi
 or of the trajectories of integrable systems. The constructive aspect is a
 ssociated with finding the conditions under which an algorithm for explici
 t solving differential equations using quadratures can be specified. In th
 is regard\, another important aspect of the range of issues under consider
 ation arises: the explicit solution of systems of differential equations. 
 For certain classes of differential equations\, relying on their specific 
 structure\, special methods can be used. An example here is the broad and 
 important class of linear differential equations. The study of many proble
 ms in mechanics and mathematical physics reduces to solving a second-order
  linear homogeneous differential equation. If\, by changing the independen
 t variable\, it is possible to reduce the corresponding second-order linea
 r differential equation to an equation with rational coefficients\, then t
 he necessary and sufficient for solvability by quadratures for such an equ
 ation are determined by the so-called Kovacic algorithm. In 1986\, the Ame
 rican mathematician J. Kovacic presented an algorithm for finding Liouvill
 ian solutions of a second-order linear homogeneous differential equation w
 ith rational coefficients. If the differential equation has no Liouvillian
  solution\, the algorithm also allows one to establish this fact.\n\nThis 
 talk will discuss the application of the Kovacic algorithm to investigate 
 the existence of Liouvillian solutions in the problem of motion of a rotat
 ionally symmetric rigid body on a perfectly rough plane and on a perfectly
  rough sphere. It will also discuss the application of the algorithm to in
 vestigate the existence of Liouvillian solutions in the problem of motion 
 of a heavy homogeneous ball on a fixed perfectly rough surface of revoluti
 on. The existence of Liouvillian solutions in the Hess case of the problem
  of motion of a heavy rigid body with a fixed point is also analyzed.\n
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