Recall the Vector Field Straightening Theorem.
If at a point
the Hamiltonian is non-degenerate:
then in some open neighborhood
of the point
there exist a local symplectic coordinates
such that
Observe also that since
and
then in these new coordinates one has
Suppose that the curve
has its ends at points
and we have already parametrized an arc of the curve from the point
to a point
by means of parametrization
and
is a solution to system (*). The point
is situated between the points
at the curve.
Introduce the coordinates
in some open neighborhood
of the point
.
The manifold
is determined as follows
. So that
Let
be a parametrization of
from the point
to some other point at the exit from
.
Consider the following perturbation
of the curve
. This perturbation is denoted by
.
So that after integration by parts we get
This implies that the functions
are identical constants.
We also have
. The variable
is changed freely along the curve
. Consequently if
-coordinate of the point
is equal to
then we can put
.
It is easy to see that the vector
satisfies system (*) for
. The function
is continuous at the point
. Moreover,
Then we straight the vector field
in a neighborhood of the point
and so on.