Asymptotic Stability of Dissipated Hamilton-Poisson Systems
Petre Birtea, Dan Com\u{a}nescu

TL;DR
This paper investigates the asymptotic stability of dissipated Hamilton-Poisson systems, providing a tensorial dissipation form that preserves energy but alters the geometric structure, and analyzing stabilizability of equilibria.
Contribution
It introduces a tensorial dissipation form for Hamilton-Poisson systems that preserves the Hamiltonian and studies the asymptotic stabilizability of equilibria.
Findings
Dissipation preserves the Hamiltonian function.
Dissipation alters the Poisson geometry.
Conditions for asymptotic stabilizability of equilibria.
Abstract
We will further develop the study of the dissipation for a Hamilton-Poisson system introduced in \cite{2}. We will give a tensorial form of this dissipation and show that it preserves the Hamiltonian function but not the Poisson geometry of the initial Hamilton-Poisson system. We will give precise results about asymptotic stabilizability of the stable equilibria of the initial Hamilton-Poisson system.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
