Generalization of the separation of variables in the Jacobi identities for finite-dimensional Poisson systems
@article{HernndezBermejo2011GeneralizationOT, title={Generalization of the separation of variables in the Jacobi identities for finite-dimensional Poisson systems}, author={Benito Hern{\'a}ndez-Bermejo}, journal={Physics Letters A}, year={2011}, volume={375}, pages={1972-1975} }
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