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Integrable Systems

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What is an integrable system? There is no clear definition. Often, when something ordinarily “unsolvable” or “unsuccessful” is miraculously solved or succeeds through an underlying mathematical mechanism, that system is called an “integrable system.” It becomes possible to prove “unsolvability,” something that should not originally be so easy.

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The text explains integrable systems through mathematical solvability, relating to the structure of dynamical models.

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