单词 | Hamilton-Jacobi equation |
释义 | Hamilton-Jacobi equation [`ham·ǝl·tǝn jǝ`kō·bē i´kwā·zhǝn] MATHEMATICS A particular partial differential equation useful in studying certain systems of ordinary equations arising in the calculus of variations, dynamics, and optics: H(q1, . . ., qn , ∂ϕ/ ∂q1, . . ., ∂ϕ/ ∂qn , t ) + ∂ϕ/ ∂t = 0, where q1, . . ., qn are generalized coordinates, t is the time coordinate, H is the Hamiltonian function, and ϕ is a function that generates a transformation by means of which the generalized coordinates and momenta may be expressed in terms of new generalized coordinates and momenta which are constants of motion. |
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