A Non-Canonical Classical Mechanics

Based on noncommutative relations and the Dirac canonical dequantization scheme, I generalize the canonical Poisson bracket to a deformed Poisson bracket and develop a non-canonical formulation of the Poisson, Hamilton, and Lagrange equations in the deformed Poisson and symplectic spaces. I find that both of these dynamical equations are the coupling systems of differential equations. The noncommutivity induces the velocity-dependent potential. These formulations give the Noether and Virial theorems in the deformed symplectic space. I find that the Lagrangian invariance and its corresponding conserved quantity depend on the deformed parameters and some points in the configuration space for a continuous infinitesimal coordinate transformation. These formulations provide a non-canonical framework of classical mechanics not only for insight into noncommutative quantum mechanics, but also for exploring some mysteries and phenomena beyond those in the canonical symplectic space.

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AppliedMath
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2025-12-05
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https://doi.org/10.3390/appliedmath5040173
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Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
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A Non-Canonical Classical Mechanics

Shi‐Dong Liang
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Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
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A Non-Canonical Classical Mechanics

Shi‐Dong Liang
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Abstract

Based on noncommutative relations and the Dirac canonical dequantization scheme, I generalize the canonical Poisson bracket to a deformed Poisson bracket and develop a non-canonical formulation of the Poisson, Hamilton, and Lagrange equations in the deformed Poisson and symplectic spaces. I find that both of these dynamical equations are the coupling systems of differential equations. The noncommutivity induces the velocity-dependent potential. These formulations give the Noether and Virial theorems in the deformed symplectic space. I find that the Lagrangian invariance and its corresponding conserved quantity depend on the deformed parameters and some points in the configuration space for a continuous infinitesimal coordinate transformation. These formulations provide a non-canonical framework of classical mechanics not only for insight into noncommutative quantum mechanics, but also for exploring some mysteries and phenomena beyond those in the canonical symplectic space.

AppliedMathVol. 5(4)
Sun Yat-sen University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
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