Abstract
Instantaneous action‐at‐a‐distance relativistic particle dynamics, embraced in Newtonian‐like equations of motion χ̈i = Fii, χ̇i) with suitable F's, is examined in once‐integrated or ``kinematical'' form χ̇i = fii, Vi) with Vi a set of first integrals transforming as velocities. The Lorentz covariance requirements on fi are worked out and illustrative examples are given, including a family of many‐valued ones. A general meaning for integrals of χ̈i = Fi being in involution is adduced, and general counterparts to some well‐known theorems in Hamiltonian dynamics are obtained accordingly. A novel elementary proof of the zero‐interaction theorem is appended.