Lecture

Canonical Transformations: Trajectories and Integrable Systems

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Description

This lecture discusses canonical transformations and trajectories starting from different initial conditions. It explores the behavior of trajectories in integrable systems, where small differences can lead to exponential growth. The lecture also covers the canonical equations, Hamilton-Jacobi theory, and the challenges of making predictions in deterministic and chaotic systems.

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