Matched asymptotic expansions in the two-body problem with quick loss of mass

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Asymptotic Methods, Boundary Layer Equations, Mass Transfer, Two Body Problem, Celestial Mechanics, Iterative Solution, Nonlinear Equations, Numerical Stability, Perturbation Theory

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In studying models for the two-body problem with quick loss of mass a boundary layer problem arises for a third-order system of nonlinear ordinary differential equations. The models are identified by a real parameter n with n not less than 1. It turns out that for n equal to 1 asymptotic approximations of the solutions can be obtained by applying the method of matched asymptotic expansions according to Vasil'eva or a multiple time scales method developed by O'Malley. For n greater than 1 these methods break down and it is shown that this is due to the occurrence of 'unexpected' order functions in the asymptotic expansions. The expansions for n greater than 1 are obtained by constructing an inner and outer expansion of the solution and matching these by the process of taking intermediate limits.

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