“…In this context, the generalization of Noether Theorem is fundamental to study conservative quantities in nonconservative systems described by Herglotz problems. In recent works, Noether's like theorems for several kinds of Herglotz variational problems are proposed [20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27]. In the present work, in order to generalize the Noether Theorem for our Action Principle given by the Fundamental Problem 1, we consider invariance transformations in the (x µ , φ)-space, depending on a real parameter ǫ.…”