A Second-Order Global Solution of the Ideal Resonance Problem

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The Ideal Resonance Problem, as formulated in 1966 (Paper I), is defined by the Hamiltonian Following the procedure adopted in the construction of a first-orderglobal solution (Papers II, III, and V), we derive a second-order solution from the von Zeipel-Bohlin recursive algorithm of Paper II. The singularities inherent in the Bohlin expansion in powers of μ have been suppressed by means of theregularizing function of Paper III, and the singularities in the coefficients atAB″=0 have been removed by thenormalization technique of Paper V. As a check, it is shown that the global solution includes asymptotically theclassical solution, expanded in powers ofμ 2, and carrying thecritical divisor B'.

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