Asymptotic orbits and terminations of families in the Copenhagen problem

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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We present sample results from extensive calculations of families of periodic orbits of the Copenhagen (m 1=m 2) restricted three-body problem which terminate with orbits asymptotic to equilibrium points or to periodic orbits. Heteroclinic asymptotic orbits of the Copenhagen problem are important as they combine in pairs to form infinite period terminations of families of periodic orbits. Such families are considered here as limiting cases of the photogravitational restricted problem with equal masses and radiation factors of primaries. The asymptotic orbits, and the families, are first computed as homoclinic spirals at the inner collinear point in the case of strong radiation, using a high-order analysis valid near the equilibrium. Then they are continued to lower radiation cases where the terminating orbits evolve to orbits asymptotic to periodic orbits, and finally to the gravitational Copenhagen case, where the terminating orbits become heteroclinic orbits at the triangular points.

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