Finiteness of integrable $n$-dimensional homogeneous polynomial potentials

Abstract

We consider natural Hamiltonian systems of $n>1$ degrees of freedom with polynomial homogeneous potentials of degree $k$. We show that under a genericity assumption, for a fixed $k$, at most only a finite number of such systems is integrable. We also explain how to find explicit forms of these integrable potentials for small $k$.

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