Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1989 · 71 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsPhysicsDifferential EquationsDynamical SystemsMathematical PhysicsCalculus Of VariationsHamiltonian DynamicsHamiltonian MechanicsHamiltonian SystemsIntegrable SystemsPerturbation TheoryA Priori EstimatesHamiltonian Perturbation TheoryMinimax TheoremPeriodic Solutions Of Differential Equations
In this paper we prove the existence of infinitely many distinct Tperiodic solutions for the perturbed second order Hamiltonian system q + V(q) = /(') under the conditions that V:RN -» R is continuously difterentiable and superquadratic, and that / is square integrable and 7-periodic.In the proof we use the minimax method of the calculus of variation combining with a priori estimates on minimax values of the corresponding functionals.Then for any given T, R > 0 and T-periodic function f E L2([0 ,T],RN), the Hamiltonian system (1.1) possesses a T-periodic solution q(t) with max \q(t)\ > R.7€[0,r]' Here q = d q/dt , V is the gradient of V, and we denote by p • q the scalar product in R^ .
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