A contribution to the three-dimensional Copenhagen problem

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Celestial Mechanics, Orbital Elements, Three Body Problem, Three Dimensional Motion, Vertical Motion, Axes Of Rotation, Classifications, Dynamic Stability, Equations Of Motion, Graphs (Charts), Linear Equations, Symmetry, Tables (Data), Transformations (Mathematics)

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The three-dimensional Copenhagen problem is studied numerically for the case where mu equals 0.5. A classification of the vertical critical orbits that are symmetric with respect to both the x and the y axis is given in order to complete Henon's (1973) classification for the case of symmetry with respect to the x axis alone. Several numerical examples of periodic orbits belonging to each of the specified types are presented, along with three new families of three-dimensional periodic orbits.

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