A test of escape valid even for very small mutual distances. I - The acceleration and the escape velocities of the third body

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Acceleration (Physics), Celestial Mechanics, Escape Velocity, Three Body Problem, Bodies Of Revolution, Extremum Values, Gravitational Effects, Minima

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The authors consider a three-body system with three given point-masses and analyze its bounded solutions with a given angular momentum. In the first part they analyze the motion of the third mass, its acceleration and its escape velocities when, with a suitable scalar k, a condition of the type r ≤ kR remains forever satisfied (r being the mutual distance of the two masses of the "binary" and R the distance between the center of mass of the binary and the "third mass"). In the second part the authors look for initial conditions under which the inequality r ≤ kR will remain forever satisfied and develop the corresponding test and its applications.

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