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Is Hamilton’s principle Validvalid for systems that are not monogenic?

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Is hamilton’sHamilton’s principle Valid for systems that are not monogenic?

I have read in gold steinGoldstein that hamilton’sHamilton’s principle e works only for monogenic systems. Is it true? I thought that the action principle is universal?

Is hamilton’s principle Valid for systems that are not monogenic?

I have read in gold stein that hamilton’s principle e works only for monogenic systems. Is it true? I thought that the action principle is universal?

Is Hamilton’s principle Valid for systems that are not monogenic?

I have read in Goldstein that Hamilton’s principle works only for monogenic systems. Is it true? I thought that the action principle is universal?

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Is hamilton’s principle Valid for systems that are not monogenic?

I have read in gold stein that hamilton’s principle e works only for monogenic systems. Is it true? I thought that the action principle is universal?