proposition 22.32 Duality of the two brackets

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proposition 22.32: Duality of the two brackets22.32corollary A.292: Inverse function theoremA.292equation 22.42: eq:ham-poisson-matrix22.42remark 22.33: What the duality is good for22.33proof : ch:05-hamiltonian-mechanics@proof-13proofproposition 7.104: Chain rule in several variables7.104theorem A.286: Implicit function theoremA.286lemma A.549: The action is transitiveA.549lemma A.300: The boundary is well defined, and is a manifoldA.300proposition A.535: Existence of a sliceA.535proposition 22.3: Invertibility of the Legendre map22.3proposition 13.132: Simultaneous straightening of commuting fields13.132remark 22.19: Which form exists22.19theorem 13.63: Constant rank theorem13.63proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-186proofproposition 22.30: Properties of the Poisson bracket22.30theorem 24.18: Symplectic form of the transformation condition24.18lemma 22.20: The symplectic condition22.20

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