theorem 13.125 Existence, uniqueness and smoothness of the flow

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theorem 13.125: Existence, uniqueness and smoothness of the flow13.125definition 13.124: Integral curve; complete vector field13.124theorem A.74: Flow of a time-dependent vector fieldA.74theorem 9.8: Picard–Lindelöf9.8lemma A.548: The joint flow is a translation action on the level setA.548lemma A.567: The differential of the momentum map along the orbitA.567proposition 13.131: Commuting fields have commuting flows13.131proposition 13.132: Simultaneous straightening of commuting fields13.132theorem 13.137: Commuting complete fields on a compact manifold13.137proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-27proofdefinition 13.71: Differentiable curve13.71definition 13.82: Vector field13.82corollary 9.9: Linear equations: existence on the whole interval9.9lemma A.72: Iterated integral inequalityA.72proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-54proofdefinition 9.4: Lipschitz condition9.4equation 9.3: eq:slt-ode-system9.3lemma 9.6: Weierstrass M-test; uniform limits are continuous9.6corollary 32.5: Trajectories do not cross32.5proposition 32.4: The flow is a one-parameter group32.4proposition 10.16: Cauchy's characteristic strips10.16proposition 20.7: Terminal speed and the approach to it20.7proposition 9.11: Continuous dependence on the initial data9.11proposition 9.142: The differential equation of the sine amplitude9.142theorem 9.34: Poincaré–Bendixson; quoted9.34proof : ch:07-odes-sturm-liouville@proof-2prooflemma A.546: The Hamiltonian fields of the integralsA.546corollary A.553: Quasi-periodic motionA.553lemma A.549: The action is transitiveA.549proposition A.552: The component is a torusA.552proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-332proofdefinition A.561: Coadjoint action and equivarianceA.561proposition A.565: Freeness makes every value regularA.565theorem A.568: The radical is the isotropy orbitA.568proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-342proofequation 13.267: eq:mfd-lie-def13.267equation 13.273: eq:mfd-lie-vector13.273proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-31proofcorollary A.292: Inverse function theoremA.292theorem 13.133: Frobenius13.133neighborhood truncated

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depends_on Simultaneous straightening of commuting fields declared parts/02-mathematical-methods/11-manifolds-tensors-curvature.tex:5983
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