KAM stability and celestial mechanics by Alessandra Celletti, Luigi Chierchia

By Alessandra Celletti, Luigi Chierchia

KAM idea is a strong device apt to end up perpetual balance in Hamiltonian structures, that are a perturbation of integrable ones. The smallness requisites for its applicability are renowned to be tremendous stringent. an extended status challenge, during this context, is the applying of KAM conception to ""physical systems"" for ""observable"" values of the perturbation parameters. The authors ponder the limited, round, Planar, Three-Body challenge (RCP3BP), i.e., the matter of learning the planar motions of a small physique topic to the gravitational charm of 2 fundamental our bodies revolving on round Keplerian orbits (which are assumed to not be prompted by means of the small body). whilst the mass ratio of the 2 basic our bodies is small, the RCP3BP is defined by means of a nearly-integrable Hamiltonian approach with levels of freedom; in a zone of section house equivalent to approximately elliptical motions with non-small eccentricities, the approach is definitely defined through Delaunay variables. The Sun-Jupiter saw movement is sort of round and an asteroid of the Asteroidal belt could be assumed to not effect the Sun-Jupiter movement. The Jupiter-Sun mass ratio is a little bit lower than 1/1000. The authors give some thought to the movement of the asteroid 12 Victoria considering in basic terms the Sun-Jupiter gravitational appeal concerning this kind of method as a prototype of a RCP3BP. For values of mass ratios as much as 1/1000, they turn out the life of two-dimensional KAM tori on a hard and fast third-dimensional strength point similar to the saw power of the Sun-Jupiter-Victoria procedure. Such tori seize the evolution of section issues ""close"" to the saw actual information of the Sun-Jupiter-Victoria method. subsequently, within the RCP3BP description, the movement of Victoria is confirmed to be without end just about an elliptical movement. The evidence relies on: 1) a brand new iso-energetic KAM thought; 2) an set of rules for computing iso-energetic, approximate Lindstedt sequence; three) a computer-aided program of 1)+2) to the Sun-Jupiter-Victoria procedure. The paper is self-contained yet doesn't contain the ($\sim$ 12000 strains) machine courses, that may be bought via sending an electronic mail to at least one of the authors.

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1. , εm ) ∈ E; thus, f , g and h will also depend analytically upon ε. 1 to the present parameter-dependent case. 50 Observe that exp(x) − 1 ≤ x(1 + x) for any 0 ≤ x ≤ 1. 126) holds also in the present case uniformly in ε ∈ E. Next, replace systematically the norms · ξ and · ξ,r with, respectively, · ξ,E := sup · E ξ · , Thus, for example, the Ep,q ’s are upper bounds on H· sup | Im u| ≤ ξ¯ − ξ , := sup · ξ,r,E E ξ,r,E ; ξ,r . 129) is, now, an upper bound on supE |ω|, which we shall take to be Ω ≥ (1 + sup |a|)|ω0 | .

134)j : we shall use the following elementary inequality (1 − x) ≥ exp(−tx) , ∀t>1, ∀ 0≤x≤1− 1 . 195) i=0 (we used also the trivial bound exp(−x) ≥ 1 − x). Let us now prove that 1 ρ j−1 (i) i=0 η13 ≤ κ−1 . 163) one sees that (recall that τ ≥ 1) c∗ ≥ c˜0 ≥ 16 c¯0 ≥ 16 c¯7 ≥ 16 c¯3 ≥ 16 c23 . 60 j−1 1 κ2 c13 ν13 χ0 ¯i κ−1 c ν ¯ χ ¯0 B ∗ 0 0 i=0 ≤ ¯0 κ2 c13 B ¯ κ − 1 c ∗ B0 − 1 ≤ 1, ν13 χ0 ν¯0 χ ¯0 = where the last inequality holds because ν13 ≤ ν¯0 , χ0 ≤ χ ¯0 and c∗ ≥ ¯0 B κ2 c13 ¯ B0 − 1 1 1 cˆ1 := κ−1 κ−1 .

U′ , v′ ). 123). 124). 124) imply that, for θ ∈ Tdξ′ , one has θ + u′ (θ), v ′ (θ) ∈ Tdξ¯ × Drd (y0 ) , which is inside the analyticity domain of H. 124) are satisfied one can apply again the KAM map K to (u′ , v ′ , ω ′ ). 120), as we proceed to explain. , (i) |A | with ξi = ξi−1 − 2δi−1 (δi being assigned numbers such that ξi−1 − 2δi−1 > 0 for i ≥ 1). 120), indexed by j, needed to construct and control the approximate torus u(j+1) , v (j+1) , ω (j+1) , are immediately seen to be implied by35 M j−1 (j) (j) (j) (j) (j) η2 + ρη0 + (j) 2 η10 (j) ≤ (κ − 1)η8 η0 η5 (j) 1 − η0 (i) η25 ≤ r − |v (0) (0) − y0 |∞ , + i=0 , (j) Bη11 < 1 , (j) η13 < ρ , M A (j) (j) η24 <1, (j) 2 (j) η30 (j) 2 + η31 (j) (j) + η30 η31 < 1 , (j) η23 ≤ 2δj , j (i) η25 < r − sup |v (0) (θ) − y0 |∞ .

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