Elastica as a dynamical system
Larry M. Bates, Robin Chhabra, Jedzrej Sniatycki

TL;DR
This paper explores the elastica as a dynamical system derived from the calculus of variations, discussing its properties and potential for quantization.
Contribution
It presents a novel perspective by modeling elastica as a dynamical system and explores its quantization, bridging geometry and quantum theory.
Findings
Elastica can be formulated as a second order variational dynamical system.
The paper discusses the quantization of elastica, linking classical geometry with quantum concepts.
Provides a new framework for understanding elastica through dynamical systems theory.
Abstract
The elastica is a curve in that is stationary under variations of the integral of the square of the curvature. Elastica is viewed as a dynamical system that arises from the second order calculus of variations, and its quantization is discussed.
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