Finite-dimensionality in Tanaka theory
arXiv:1002.0803 · doi:10.1016/j.anihpc.2010.10.001
Abstract
In this paper we extend the Tanaka finiteness theorem and inequality for the number of symmetries to arbitrary distributions (differential systems) and provide several applications.
In this version I extend the last section by including a description of all rank 2 and 3 distributions with infinite-dimensional symmetry algebra. The second proof of Theorem 1 for semi-strongly regular case is omitted in this version (as excessive), but it is valid/accessible through version 1.
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