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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137264060the action of. in two stages, the first stage being reduction by .. The goal of this chapter is to introduce hypotheses under which reduction by stages works—that is, the stages hypothesis (see Definition 5.2.8) is automatically satisfied. The actual reduction by stages procedure for these examples

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59512-7p . with an Abelian group ., where the construction of the semidirect product itself involves an .-valued cocycle of .. In this context, . (which is . in the general theory) is still a normal subgroup and the reduction by stages program is fully carried out. In particular, the stages hypothesis hold

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The Pineal Gland and Its Hormonesased on thinking of the (connected components of the) level sets of the various momentum maps in the setup as the accessible sets of a distribution that we will introduce in the following paragraphs. This point of view has been exploited in Ortega [2002] and Ortega and Ratiu [2002, 2004a] in the con

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