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A Can0nical Integrati0n Technique
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Numerical AnalysisHamiltonian TheoryNumerical ComputationEngineeringValidated NumericsHigher Order MapsNumerical SimulationSymplectic MapDefinite IntegralLie Point SymmetryCan0nical Integrati0n TechniqueComputational MechanicsIntegrable SystemDifferential EquationsApproximation TheoryNumerical Method For Partial Differential EquationHamiltonian System
The class of differential equations of interest to this paper is that in which the equations are derivable from a Hamiltonian by the use of Hamilton's equations. The exact solution of such a system of differential equations leads to a symplectic map from the initial conditions to the present state of the system. A characteristic feature of all explicit higher order integration methods, however, is that they are not exactly symplectic. In many applications the salient features appear only after a long time or after numerous iterations; in these applications spurious damping or excitation may lead to misleading results. The purpose of this paper is to develop an explicit third order symplectic map (i.e. a third order integration step which preserves exactly the canonical character of the equations of motion) and to indicate the method for higher order maps. For a typical numerical integration, this method can be used to eliminate the noncanonical effects while providing the accuracy corresponding to a third order integration step.
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