Hamiltonian
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Hamiltonian may refer to
In mathematics (after William Rowan Hamilton):
the term Hamiltonian refers to any energy function defined by a Hamiltonian vector field, a particular vector field on a symplectic manifold;
more specifically, as an adjective it is used in the phrases:
- Hamiltonian system
- Hamiltonian path, in graph theory
- Hamiltonian cycle, a special case of a Hamiltonian path
- Hamiltonian group, in group theory
- Hamiltonian (control theory)
- Hamiltonian matrix
- Hamiltonian flow
- Hamiltonian vector field
- Hamiltonian numbers (or quaternions)
In physics (after William Rowan Hamilton):
- Hamiltonian system
- Hamiltonian mechanics in classical mechanics
- Hamilton's principle
- Hamilton–Jacobi equation
- Hamilton–Jacobi–Bellman equation
- Hamiltonian (quantum mechanics)
- Molecular Hamiltonian
- Hamiltonian constraint
- Hamiltonian fluid mechanics
- Hamiltonian lattice gauge theory
- Hamiltonian vector field
In Chemistry
In Language
Other uses:
- Hamiltonian economic program as put forward by the eighteenth century American politician Alexander Hamilton
- a demonym for a person from any of several places named Hamilton.
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