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Canonical methods of constructing invariant tori by phase-space sampling

Teemu Laakso, Mikko Kaasalainen

Published 2014-02-28Version 1

Invariant tori in phase space can be constructed via a nonperturbative canonical transformation applied to a known integrable Hamiltonian H. Hitherto, this process has been carried through with H corresponding to the isochrone potential and the harmonic oscillator. In this paper, we expand the applicability regime of the torus construction method by demonstrating that H can be based on a St\"ackel potential, the most general known form of an integrable potential. Also, we present a simple scheme, based on phase space sampling, for recovering the angle variables on the constructed torus. Numerical examples involving axisymmetric galactic potentials are given.

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