In the smooth $(C^{\infty})$ category, a completely integrable system near a nondegenerate singularity is geometrically linearizable if the action generated by the vector fields is weakly hyperbolic. This proves partially a conjecture of Nguyen Tien Zung [11]. The main tool used in the proof is a theorem of Marc Chaperon [3] and the slight hypothesis of weak hyperbolicity is generic when all the eigenvalues of the differentials of the vector fields at the non-degenerate
singularity are real.
Keywords:
completely integrable systems, geometric linearization, nondegenerate singularity, weak hyperbolicity
Citation:
Jiang K., Local Normal Forms of Smooth Weakly Hyperbolic Integrable Systems, Regular and Chaotic Dynamics,
2016, Volume 21, Number 1,
pp. 18-23