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20022026
most citedA Morse Index Theorem and bifurcation for perturbed geodesics on Semi-Riemannian Manifolds

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52 papers

math.DS2026

Morse Index, Stability and Spectral Bounds for Periodic Orbits in Reversible Lagrangian Systems

Alessandro Portaluri, Li Wu

We prove quantitative stability and instability estimates for reversible periodic solutions of strictly Legendre-convex Lagrangian systems. If the configuration dimension is , t…

nlin.SI2026

Canonical separating coordinates in the generalized cubic Hénon-Heiles systems

Alessandro Portaluri, Nicola Sottocornola

We study the three classical integrable generalized cubic Hénon--Heiles systems -- Kaup--Kupershmidt, KdV, and Sawada--Kotera -- from the viewpoint of bi-Hamiltonian geometry a…

math.DS2025

Index theory for singular Lagrangian systems and Bessel-type differential operators

Xijun Hu, Alessandro Portaluri, Li Wu

The aim of the present manuscript is to develop an index theory for singular Lagrangian systems, with a particular focus on the important class of singular operators given by Besse…

math.FA2025

Index theory for non-compact quantum graphs

Daniele Garrisi, Alessandro Portaluri, Li Wu

We develop an index theory for variational problems on noncompact quantum graphs. The main results are a spectral flow formula, relating the net change of eigenvalues to the Maslov…

math.DS2024

Morse Index for Homothetic motions in the gravitational n-body problem

Yuwei Ou, Alessandro Portaluri

In the gravitation n-body Problem, a homothetic orbit is a special solution of the Newton's Equations of motion, in which each body moves along a straight line through the center o…

math.DS2023

Non-minimality and instability of brake orbits for natural Lagrangians on Riemannian manifolds

Luca Asselle, Xijun Hu, Alessandro Portaluri +1

We investigate minimality and stability of periodic brake orbits in natural Lagrangian systems on smooth Riemannian manifolds. We prove that every non-constant periodic brake orbit…