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The Hamiltonian equations of motion. Poisson brackets
This chapter addresses invariance of the Hamiltonian function under a given transformation and the conservation law, the Hamiltonian function for the beam of light, the motion of a charged particle in a nonuniform magnetic field, and the motion of electrons in a metal or semiconductor. The chapter also discusses the Poisson brackets and the model of the electron and nuclear paramagnetic resonances, the Poisson brackets for the components of the particle velocity, and the “hidden symmetry” of the hydrogen atom.