Symmetric and regularized coordinates on the plane triple collision manifold

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Manifolds (Mathematics), Three Body Problem, Collisions, Coordinates, Equations Of Motion, Lagrangian Equilibrium Points, Transformations (Mathematics)

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Murnaghan's (1936) symmetric variables are employed in a description of the three-body planar problem which allows the elimination of nodes. After introducing Lemaitre's (1964) regularized variables, as well as their canonically conjugated momenta, McGehee's (1974) scaling transformation is applied to yield a system of seven differential equations with two first integrals for the five-dimensional triple collision manifold T. The zero angular momentum solutions form a four-dimensional invariant submanifold N, contained in T, represented by six differential equations with polynomial right-hand sides. The manifold N is of the topological type S-squared x S-squared with 12 points removed, and contains all five restpoints. The flow of T is gradient-like, with a Lyapunov function which is stationary in the 40 restpoints.

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