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Lu, Xuezhu, Xu, Junxiang (2014) Invariant tori with prescribed frequency for nearly integrable hamiltonian systems. Journal of Mathematical Physics, 55. 82702pp. doi:10.1063/1.4886476

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TitleInvariant tori with prescribed frequency for nearly integrable hamiltonian systems
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Year2014 (August)Volume55
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