Sufficient conditions for the absence of collisions in the three-body problem

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Celestial Mechanics, Three Body Problem, Collisions, Equations Of Motion, Existence Theorems, Hamiltonian Functions, Matrices (Mathematics)

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A theorem concerning collisionless motion is presented and proven for the three-body problem in which the motion of the two smaller bodies is described by a Hamiltonian system. This theorem is used to obtain sufficient conditions for initial data under which three-body motion occurs without binary or triple collisions. The example of the sun and two planets is employed in the analysis.

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