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most citedExistence and uniqueness of solutions to the inverse boundary crossing problem for diffusions

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math.DG2023★ 1 cited

Lepage Equivalents and the Variational Bicomplex

David Saunders

We show how to construct, for a Lagrangian of arbitrary order, a Lepage equivalent satisfying the closure property: that the Lepage equivalent vanishes precisely when the Lagrangia…

math.DG2021

Linear connections and shape maps for second order ODEs with and without constraints

G. E. Prince, M. Farré Puiggalí, D. J. Saunders +1

We deal with the construction of linear connections associated with second order ordinary differential equations with and without first order constraints. We use a novel method all…

math.DG2018★ 2 cited

On Lagrangians with Reduced-Order Euler-Lagrange Equations

David Saunders

If a Lagrangian defining a variational problem has order then its Euler-Lagrange equations generically have order . This paper considers the case where the Euler-Lagrange e…

math.DG2012★ 4 cited

Hilbert forms for a Finsler metrizable projective class of sprays

M. Crampin, T. Mestdag, D. J. Saunders

The projective Finsler metrizability problem deals with the question whether a projective-equivalence class of sprays is the geodesic class of a (locally or globally defined) Finsl…

math.DG2012★ 22 cited

The multiplier approach to the projective Finsler metrizability problem

M. Crampin, T. Mestdag, D. J. Saunders

This paper is concerned with the problem of determining whether a projective-equivalence class of sprays is the geodesic class of a Finsler function. We address both the local and…

math.DG2011★ 2 cited

Homogeneity and projective equivalence of differential equation fields

M. Crampin, D. J. Saunders

We propose definitions of homogeneity and projective equivalence for systems of ordinary differential equations of order greater than two, which allow us to generalize the concept…