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Hamiltonian mechanics / Dynamical systems / KolmogorovArnoldMoser theorem / Classical mechanics / Integrable system / Action-angle coordinates / Foliation / Hamiltonian system / Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics
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Hamiltonian mechanics
Dynamical systems
KolmogorovArnoldMoser theorem
Classical mechanics
Integrable system
Action-angle coordinates
Foliation
Hamiltonian system
Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics

SPECIAL SESSIONSpecial Session 13: Global Dynamics in Hamiltonian Systems Rafael de la Llave, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

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