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Winston L. Sweatman 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2006,94(1):37-65
We locate members of an important category of periodic orbits in the Newtonian four-body problem. These systems perform an interplay motion similar to that of the periodic three-body orbit discovered by Schubart. Such orbits, when stable, have been shown to be a key feature and influence on the dynamics of few-body systems. We consider the restricted case where the masses are collinear and are distributed symmetrically about their centre of mass. A family of orbits is generated from the known (three-dimensionally) unstable equal masses case by varying the mass ratio, whilst maintaining the symmetry. The stability of these orbits to perturbation is studied using linear stability analysis, analytical approximation of limiting cases and nonlinear simulation. We answer the natural question: are there any stable periodic orbits of this kind? Three ranges of the mass ratio are found to have stable orbits and three ranges have unstable orbits for three-dimensional motion. The systems closely resemble their three-body counterparts. Here the family of interplay orbits is simpler requiring just one parameter to characterise the mass ratio. Our results provide a further insight into three-body orbits studied previously. 相似文献
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Masaya Masayoshi Saito Kiyotaka Tanikawa 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2009,103(3):191-207
We study the change of phase space structure of the rectilinear three-body problem when the mass combination is changed. Generally,
periodic orbits bifurcate from the stable Schubart periodic orbit and move radially outward. Among these periodic orbits there
are dominant periodic orbits having rotation number (n − 2)/n with n ≥ 3. We find that the number of dominant periodic orbits is two when n is odd and four when n is even. Dominant periodic orbits have large stable regions in and out of the stability region of the Schubart orbit (Schubart
region), and so they determine the size of the Schubart region and influence the structure of the Poincaré section out of
the Schubart region. Indeed, with the movement of the dominant periodic orbits, part of complicated structure of the Poincaré
section follows these orbits. We find stable periodic orbits which do not bifurcate from the Schubart orbit. 相似文献
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A systematic approach to generate periodic orbits in the elliptic restricted problem of three bodies in introduced. The approach is based on (numerical) continuation from periodic orbits of the first and second kind in the circular restricted problem to periodic orbits in the elliptic restricted problem. Two families of periodic orbits of the elliptic restricted problem are found by this approach. The mass ratio of the primaries of these orbits is equal to that of the Sun-Jupiter system. The sidereal mean motions between the infinitesimal body and the smaller primary are in a 2:5 resonance, so as to approximate the Sun-Jupiter-Saturn system. The linear stability of these periodic orbits are studied as functions of the eccentricities of the primaries and of the infinitesimal body. The results show that both stable and unstable periodic orbits exist in the elliptic restricted problem that are close to the actual Sun-Jupiter-Saturn system. However, the periodic orbit closest to the actual Sun-Jupiter-Saturn system is (linearly) stable. 相似文献
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Victor Vladimirovich Orlov Anna V. Petrova Kiyotaka Tanikawa Masaya M. Saito Alija I. Martynova 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2008,100(2):93-120
The rectilinear equal-mass and unequal-mass three-body problems are considered. The first part of the paper is a review that
covers the following items: regularization of the equations of motion, integrable cases, triple collisions and their vicinities,
escapes, periodic orbits and their stability, chaos and regularity of motions. The second part contains the results of our
numerical simulations in this problem. A classification of orbits in correspondence with the following evolution scenarios
is suggested: ejections, escapes, conditional escapes (long ejections), periodic orbits, quasi-stable long-lived systems in
the vicinity of stable periodic orbits, and triple collisions. Homothetic solutions ending by triple collisions and their
dependence on initial parameters are found. We study how the ejection length changes in response to the variation of the triple
approach parameters. Regions of initial conditions are outlined in which escapes occur after a definite number of triple approaches
or a definite time. In the vicinity of a stable Schubart periodic orbit, we reveal a region of initial parameters that corresponds
to trajectories with finite motions. The regular and chaotic structure of the manifold of orbits is mostly defined by this
periodic orbit. We have studied the phase space structure via Poincaré sections. Using these sections and symbolic dynamics,
we study the fine structure of the region of initial conditions, in particular the chaotic scattering region. 相似文献
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George Voyatzis John D. Hadjidemetriou 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2006,95(1-4):259-271
We study the dynamics of 3:1 resonant motion for planetary systems with two planets, based on the model of the general planar three body problem. The exact mean motion resonance corresponds to periodic motion (in a rotating frame) and the basic families of symmetric and asymmetric periodic orbits are computed. Four symmetric families bifurcate from the family of circular orbits of the two planets. Asymmetric families bifurcate from the symmetric families, at the critical points, where the stability character changes. There exist also asymmetric families that are independent of the above mentioned families. Bounded librations exist close to the stable periodic orbits. Therefore, such periodic orbits (symmetric or asymmetric) determine the possible stable configurations of a 3:1 resonant planetary system, even if the orbits of the two planets intersect. For the masses of the system 55Cnc most of the periodic orbits are unstable and they are associated with chaotic motion. There exist however stable symmetric and asymmetric orbits, corresponding to regular trajectories along which the critical angles librate. The 55Cnc extra-solar system is located in a stable domain of the phase space, centered at an asymmetric periodic orbit. 相似文献
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The Symmetrical One-dimensional Newtonian Four-body Problem: A Numerical Investigation 总被引：3，自引：1，他引：2
Winston L. Sweatman 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2002,82(2):179-201
Numerical simulations of the one-dimensional Newtonian four-body problem have been conducted for the special case in which the bodies are distributed symmetrically about the centre of mass. Simulations show a great similarity between this problem and the one-dimensional Newtonian three-body problem. As in that problem the orbits can be divided into three different categories which form well-defined regions on a Poincaré section: there is a region of quasiperiodic orbits about a Schubart-like periodic orbit, there is a region of fast-scattering encounters and in between these two regions there is a chaotic scattering region. The Schubart-like periodic orbit's stability to perturbation is studied. It is apparently stable in one-dimension but is unstable in three-dimensions.This revised version was published online in October 2005 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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John D. Hadjidemetriou 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2006,95(1-4):225-244
We present a global view of the resonant structure of the phase space of a planetary system with two planets, moving in the same plane, as obtained from the set of the families of periodic orbits. An important tool to understand the topology of the phase space is to determine the position and the stability character of the families of periodic orbits. The region of the phase space close to a stable periodic orbit corresponds to stable, quasi periodic librations. In these regions it is possible for an extrasolar planetary system to exist, or to be trapped following a migration process due to dissipative forces. The mean motion resonances are associated with periodic orbits in a rotating frame, which means that the relative configuration is repeated in space. We start the study with the family of symmetric periodic orbits with nearly circular orbits of the two planets. Along this family the ratio of the periods of the two planets varies, and passes through rational values, which correspond to resonances. At these resonant points we have bifurcations of families of resonant elliptic periodic orbits. There are three topologically different resonances: (1) the resonances (n + 1):n, (2:1, 3:2, ...), (2) the resonances (2n + 1):(2n-1), (3:1, 5:3, ...) and (3) all other resonances. The topology at each one of the above three types of resonances is studied, for different values of the sum and of the ratio of the planetary masses. Both symmetric and asymmetric resonant elliptic periodic orbits exist. In general, the symmetric elliptic families bifurcate from the circular family, and the asymmetric elliptic families bifurcate from the symmetric elliptic families. The results are compared with the position of some observed extrasolar planetary systems. In some cases (e.g., Gliese 876) the observed system lies, with a very good accuracy, on the stable part of a family of resonant periodic orbits. 相似文献
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We distinguish between regular orbits, that bifurcate from the main families of periodic orbits (those that exist also in the unperturbed case) and irregular periodic orbits, that are independent of the above. The genuine irregular families cannot be made to join the regular families by changing some parameters. We present evidence that all irregular families appear inside lobes formed by the asymptotic curves of the unstable periodic orbits. We study in particular a dynamical system of two degrees of freedom, that is symmetric with respect to the x-axis, and has also a triple resonance in its unperturbed form. The distribution of the periodic orbits (points on a Poincaré surface of section) shows some conspicuous lines composed of points of different multiplicities. The regular periodic orbits along these lines belong to Farey trees. But there are also lines composed mainly of irregular orbits. These are images of the x-axis in the map defined on the Poincaré surface of section. Higher order iterations of this map , close to the unstable triple periodic orbit, produce lines that are close to the asymptotic curves of this unstable orbit. The homoclinic tangle, formed by these asymptotic curves, contains many regular orbits, that were generated by bifurcation from the central orbit, but were trapped inside the tangle as the perturbation increased. We found some stable periodic orbits inside the homoclinic tangle, both regular and irregular. This proves that the homoclinic tangle is not completely chaotic, but contains gaps (islands of stability) filled with KAM curves. 相似文献
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John D. Hadjidemetriou Dionyssia Psychoyos George Voyatzis 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2009,104(1-2):23-38
We study orbits of planetary systems with two planets, for planar motion, at the 1/1 resonance. This means that the semimajor axes of the two planets are almost equal, but the eccentricities and the position of each planet on its orbit, at a certain epoch, take different values. We consider the general case of different planetary masses and, as a special case, we consider equal planetary masses. We start with the exact resonance, which we define as the 1/1 resonant periodic motion, in a rotating frame, and study the topology of the phase space and the long term evolution of the system in the vicinity of the exact resonance, by rotating the orbit of the outer planet, which implies that the resonance and the eccentricities are not affected, but the symmetry is destroyed. There exist, for each mass ratio of the planets, two families of symmetric periodic orbits, which differ in phase only. One is stable and the other is unstable. In the stable family the planetary orbits are in antialignment and in the unstable family the planetary orbits are in alignment. Along the stable resonant family there is a smooth transition from planetary orbits of the two planets, revolving around the Sun in eccentric orbits, to a close binary of the two planets, whose center of mass revolves around the Sun. Along the unstable family we start with a collinear Euler–Moulton central configuration solution and end to a planetary system where one planet has a circular orbit and the other a Keplerian rectilinear orbit, with unit eccentricity. It is conjectured that due to a migration process it could be possible to start with a 1/1 resonant periodic orbit of the planetary type and end up to a satellite-type orbit, or vice versa, moving along the stable family of periodic orbits. 相似文献
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P. Delibaltas 《Astrophysics and Space Science》1976,45(1):207-233
Several families of planar planetary-type periodic orbits in the general three-body problem, in a rotating frame of reference, for the Sun-Jupiter-Saturn mass-ratio are found and their stability is studied. It is found that the configuration in which the orbit of the smaller planet is inside the orbit of the larger planet is, in general, more stable.We also develop a method to study the stability of a planar periodic motion with respect to vertical perturbations. Planetary periodic orbits with the orbits of the two planets not close to each other are found to be vertically stable. There are several periodic orbits that are stable in the plane but vertically unstable and vice versa. It is also shown that a vertical critical orbit in the plane can generate a monoparametric family of three-dimensional periodic orbits. 相似文献
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A systematic numerical exploration of the families of asymmetric periodic orbits of the restricted three-body problem when
a) the primary bodies are equal and b) for the Earth-Moon mass ratio, is presented. Decades families of asymmetric periodic
solutions were found and three of the simplest ones, in the first case, and ten of the second one are illustrated. All of
these families consist of periodic orbits which are asymmetric with respect to x-axis while are simple symmetric periodic orbits with respect to y-axis (i.e. the orbit has only one perpendicular intersection at half period with y-axis). Many asymmetric periodic orbits, members of these families, are calculated and plotted. We studied the stability of
all the asymmetric periodic orbits we found. These families consist, mainly, of unstable periodic solutions but there exist
very small, with respect to x, intervals where these families have stable periodic orbits. We also found, using appropriate Poincaré surface of sections,
that a relatively large region of phase space extended around all these stable asymmetric periodic orbits shows chaotic motion. 相似文献
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P. C. Kammeyer 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》1980,22(3):289-296
In this paper three results on the linearized mapping associated with the plane three body problem near a periodic orbit are established. It is first shown that linear stability of such an orbit is independent of initial position on the orbit and of coordinate system. Second, the relation of Hénon connecting the rates of change of rotation angle and period on an isoenergetic family of periodic orbits is proved, together with a similar relation for families of orbits closing exactly in a rotating coordinate system. Finally, a condition for a critical orbit is given which is applicable to any family of periodic orbits. 相似文献
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We locate members of a one-parameter family of equal-mass four-body periodic orbits in the plane. The family begins and ends with the rectilinear four-body equal-mass Schubart interplay orbit and passes through a double choreography orbit. The first-order stability of these orbits is computed. Some members of this symmetric family are stable to symmetric perturbations; however, they are unstable when all perturbations are allowed. 相似文献
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The rectilinear elliptic restricted three-body problem (TBP) is the limiting case of the elliptic restricted TBP when the motion of the primaries is described by a Keplerian ellipse with eccentricity \(e'=1\), but the collision of the primaries is assumed to be a non-singular point. The rectilinear model has been proposed as a starting model for studying the dynamics of motion around highly eccentric binary systems. Broucke (AIAA J 7:1003–1009, 1969) explored the rectilinear problem and obtained isolated periodic orbits for mass parameter \(\mu =0.5\) (equal masses of the primaries). We found that all orbits obtained by Broucke are linearly unstable. We extend Broucke’s computations by using a finer search for symmetric periodic orbits and computing their linear stability. We found a large number of periodic orbits, but only eight of them were found to be linearly stable and are associated with particular mean motion resonances. These stable orbits are used as generating orbits for continuation with respect to \(\mu \) and \(e'<1\). Also, continuation of periodic solutions with respect to the mass of the small body can be applied by using the general TBP. FLI maps of dynamical stability show that stable periodic orbits are surrounded in phase space with regions of regular orbits indicating that systems of very highly eccentric orbits can be found in stable resonant configurations. As an application we present a stability study for the planetary system HD7449. 相似文献
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Numerical orbit integrations have been conducted to characterize the types of trajectories in the one-dimensional Newtonian
three-body problem with equal masses and negative energy. Essentially three different types of motions were found to exist.
They may be classified according to the duration of the bound three-body state. There are zero-lifetime predictable trajectories,
finite lifetime apparently chaotic orbits, and infinite lifetime quasi-periodic motions. The quasi-periodic orbits are confined
to the neighbourhood of Schubart's stable periodic orbit. For all other trajectories the final state is of the type binary
+ single particle in both directions of time. The boundaries of the different orbit-type regions seem to be sharp. We present
statistical results for the binding energies and for the duration of the bound three-body state. Properties of individual
orbits are also summarized in the form of various graphical maps in a two-dimensional grid of parameters defining the orbit.
Supported by the Academy of Finland. 相似文献
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C. Marchal 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》2000,78(1-4):279-298
A beautiful plane eight-shaped orbit has been found by Alain Chenciner, Richard Montgomery and Carles Simo through the minimisation of the action between suitable limit conditions. The three masses are equal and chase each other along the eight shape. This procedure can be generalized and leads to a family of three-dimensional periodic orbits with three equal masses and with 12 space-time symmetries per period. The property of a unique orbit for the three masses is conserved in a suitable uniformly rotating set of axes. The eight-shaped orbit represents the end of the family, its beginning being the classical Lagrangian solution with three equal masses and with a uniformly rotating equilateral triangle. 相似文献
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We analyze nearly periodic solutions in the plane problem of three equal-mass bodies by numerically simulating the dynamics of triple systems. We identify families of orbits in which all three points are on one straight line (syzygy) at the initial time. In this case, at fixed total energy of a triple system, the set of initial conditions is a bounded region in four-dimensional parameter space. We scan this region and identify sets of trajectories in which the coordinates and velocities of all bodies are close to their initial values at certain times (which are approximately multiples of the period). We classify the nearly periodic orbits by the structure of trajectory loops over one period. We have found the families of orbits generated by von Schubart’s stable periodic orbit revealed in the rectilinear three-body problem. We have also found families of hierarchical, nearly periodic trajectories with prograde and retrograde motions. In the orbits with prograde motions, the trajectory loops of two close bodies form looplike structures. The trajectories with retrograde motions are characterized by leafed structures. Orbits with central and axial symmetries are identified among the families found. 相似文献
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M. Hénon 《Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy》1976,13(3):267-285
We describe a one-parameter family of periodic orbits in the planar problem of three bodies with equal masses. This family begins with Schubart's (1956) rectilinear orbit and ends in retrograde revolution, i.e. a hierarchy of two binaries rotating in opposite directions. The first-order stability of the orbits in the plane is also computed. Orbits of the retrograde revolution type are stable; more unexpectedly, orbits of the interplay type at the other end of the family are also stable. This indicates the possible existence of triple stars with a motion entirely different from the usual hierarchical arrangement. 相似文献
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《New Astronomy》2022
The famous three-body problem can be traced back to Newton in 1687, but quite few families of periodic orbits were found in 300 years thereafter. In this paper, we propose an effective approach and roadmap to numerically gain planar periodic orbits of three-body systems with arbitrary masses by means of machine learning based on an artificial neural network (ANN) model. Given any a known periodic orbit as a starting point, this approach can provide more and more periodic orbits (of the same family name) with variable masses, while the mass domain having periodic orbits becomes larger and larger, and the ANN model becomes wiser and wiser. Finally we have an ANN model trained by means of all obtained periodic orbits of the same family, which provides a convenient way to give accurate enough predictions of periodic orbits with arbitrary masses for physicists and astronomers. It suggests that the high-performance computer and artificial intelligence (including machine learning) should be the key to gain periodic orbits of the famous three-body problem. 相似文献