Sur les exposants caractéristiques associés aux solutions homographiques du problème des trois corps. (About the characteristic exponents associated with homographic solutions of the three body problem) (Q1822534)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4001534
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4001534 |
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Sur les exposants caractéristiques associés aux solutions homographiques du problème des trois corps. (About the characteristic exponents associated with homographic solutions of the three body problem) (English)
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1986
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The homographic solutions of the three-body problem are the relative equilibrium solutions representing at the same time the triple collision motion and the expansive tri-parabolic motion. As this solution are just the fixed points of a differential system, the author normalizes it using symmetric Jacobi's variables. A connection between the new characteristic exponents and Siegel's exponents is given. Because one of these exponents is not respecting the general law, this virtual anomaly is elucidated.
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homographic solutions
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three-body problem
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equilibrium solutions
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triple collision motion
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expansive tri-parabolic motion
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characteristic exponents
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0.7753590941429138
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0.7657610774040222
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0.7589710354804993
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