The Liouville-Arnold Theorem states that for integrable Hamiltonian systems, there exists a set of action-angle coordinates in which the Hamiltonian becomes a function of action variables only. This theorem connects to the broader context of symplectic geometry by illustrating how certain dynamical systems can be understood in simpler terms through canonical transformations and the structure of phase space.
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